Author: Maria McCoy           Published:  3/16/2021            ILRS Many things fell stagnant in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, but not the U.S solar industry. In fact, the first three quarters of

Author: Cayli Baker                   Published: 3/19/2021              AEE Filing proposes ways to make Southeast electricity market design more inclusive, transparent, and cost-efficient for customers, laying foundation for broader

Author: Megan Redshaw      Published: 3/18/2021       The Defender Children’s Health News & Views Pfizer’s COVID vaccine is already the second-highest revenue-generating drug in the world — but the company plans to turn the vaccine into an even bigger cash

Author:  The Associated  Press Staff   3/18/2021   AP      Your Source for Cool Jazz and More… THE VOICE OF THE COMMUNITY ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The Maryland General Assembly has passed a measure to set aside $577 million over 10

Author: Washington Informer Staff     3/18/2021                WIN

Author: Charles Motte        3/18/2021        HU DC SBCD Hello Ronald Bethea, On March 11, 2021, President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act into law, which provides additional relief for the nation’s small businesses

Author: Montgomery Green Bank Staff    3/18/2021       Montgomery Green Bank Green Notes: March 2021 In this edition: 1. Green Bank Becomes New C-PACE Administrator 2. Commercial Solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Program is Taking Off 3. Green Bank

Author: DOE Staff Technologies Office SETO   Published: 3/17/2021        SETO Home » The Right Combination Webinar Slides On February 25-26, 2021, the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Energy (DOE) Technologies Office (SETO) hosted the webinar series “The Right Combination: Solar,

Author: Will Wade                 Published: 3/16/2021         Bloomberg Green Energy Science U.S. power plants expected to burn 16% more this year   Increase is a setback for efforts to curb global emission

Author: Catherine Morehouse       3/16/2021                Utility Dive This is the latest installment in Utility Dive’s “Taking Charge” series, where we engage with power sector leaders on the energy transition. Allison Clements, the 10th

Author: Staff U.S. Department of Health and Human Services   Published: 3/16/2021       USDHHS Guiding principles: Accessibility, Community Engagement, Compatibility and Integration Barriers addressed: Cost, Compatibility and Integration, Market Forces Nationwide, in the past five years federal energy assistance funding

Author: NBA Staff        Published: August 5, 2020           NBA NBA Board of Governors will contribute $300 million in initial funding to establish the NBA Foundation NEW YORK – The NBA Board of Governors announced today

Author:  Kelsey Misberner     Published: February 23, 2021        Solar Power World  The Public Service Commission of South Carolina (PSCSC) has approved Duke Energy’s Green Source Advantage program in South Carolina, enabling the company to expand renewable energy

Author:  John Farrell       Published: 3/10/2021      ILSR Since rooftop solar became possible, electric utilities have struggled to incorporate it into their outdated business model. In recent years, this lag in utility recognition has become increasingly problematic, risking

Author:  BU Institute for Sustainable Energy Staff   3/10/2021        BUISE Boston University Institute for Sustainable Energy Energy Efficiency | Innovations: Driving Prosperity, Slashing Emissions You’re invited to join pioneers and leaders in mobility, aviation, buildings, and industrial energy efficiency

Author: AABE Staff          3/10/2021           AABE Thrilled to announce our 2021 Virtual National Conference is OPEN for registration! This conference offers powerful connections, energetic exchanges, and top-notch sessions geared toward energy professionals, policy-makers,

Author: DOEE Staff        Published: 3/8/2021          DC People’s Counsel Curious about going solar in the District of Columbia? Learn everything you need to know with our five part seminar series! About this Event How

Author: Maria Mccoy       Published: 2/24/2021        ILSR An advocacy group in Boulder, Colo. has made the case for why utilities, not customers, should be responsible for the cost of retiring fossil fuel assets. For this episode

Author: Power 52 and CCAN Staff        2/27/2021                CCAN Action Fund 

Author: Geoff Pendre           Published 2/24/2021      Mississippi Today Lawmakers said Wednesday that a $250 million wind farm is planned for Tunica County. Two major renewable energy projects are planned for Mississippi, including the state’s first