BRIEF AUTHOR: Peter Maloney@TopFloorPower PUBLISHED May 21, 2018 Dive Brief: The number of contracts signed for wind power projects hit a record of 3,500 MW in Q1 2018, according to the American Wind Energy Association, signaling that 2018 should be

AUTHOR: Iulia Gheorghiu PUBLISHED May 20, 2018 Utility Dive https://www.utilitydive.com/user_media/cache/63/d5/63d553ed93eb978cdecd38a041c969f2.jpg Utilities are welcoming a historic rooftop solar building code in California, but urging caution with its implementation in order to protect non-solar customers. At the same time, utilities and solar

BY MARIE DONAHUE | DATE: 14 MAY 2018 2017 Year-End Update Energy production from renewable sources continues to expand in the U.S. at a rapid clip, thanks in no small part to the substantial growth of solar energy—and distributed solar

Author:  Robert Waton  @ Wet DOG Team Published May 7, 2018 Dive Brief: Lawmakers in the South Carolina House of Representatives last week voted to expand the states’s net metering program, passing an amendment to the state’s budget bill that would raise

 Utility Dive Author: Herman K. Trabish    Published    May 7, 2018 DEEP DIVE Solar has transformed into solar-plus-storage; What will net metering become? New rate designs to replace solar’s foundational policy leave solar-only behind When distributed solar becomes more of

This prospective describe the Howard Solar Farm Alternative (HSFA). The HSFA is a project to decrease the cost of utilities by 12 million dollars annually at Howard. Presently, Howard University purchases approximately 15-18 million dollars of energy per year which

   Contact: Kellie Didigu, kdidigu@psc.dc.gov, 202-626-5124        For Immediate Release: April 18, 2018 (Washington, D.C.) Today, the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia (Commission) ordered Washington Gas Light Company (WGL) to disburse $522,189 in unclaimed funds to the Washington

Uses nonviolent, direct action to demand that PECO, Pennsylvania’s largest utility company, make a major shift to locally generated solar power that benefits low income communities and communities of color. Our campaign brings together EQAT and POWER, a broad multi-faith network

PACE for Solar Installers and Developers May 8 4:00 – 5:30 pm Regional Services Center B-CC, East Room 4805 Edgemoor Lane #100 Bethesda, Maryland 20814 Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) is a tool that helps commercial property owners access affordable upfront

UILITY DIVE: April 24, 2018  May 10, 2018  • Washington, DC Visit the Event Page We are back in DC at Utility Dive’s offices for a one-day workshop covering how clean energy is impacting the electric utility industry. Don’t worry, it’ll

The Terra High Power charger can charge an electric vehicle (EV) in just eight minutes, thus adding up to 200 km of range, says ABB, which launched the new model at this year’s Hannover Messe. APRIL 23, 2018 PV MAGAZINEY From

 Posted : April 21,2018    These powerful utilities rely on elected officials to support market barriers that make it harder for us to take control of where our electricity comes from. They secure this support not by persuasive arguments, but

Solar United Neighbors of D.C. was live.on Saturday   The District has an ambitious plan to cut electric bills in half for low- and moderate-income residents while making solar accessible to everyone. We’ll take a deep dive into the #Solar4AllDC program’s past, present, and

Solar United Neighbors of D.C.was live.on Saturday  April 14,2018 UDC  Solar power brings economic benefits to those who can participate, but it also does much more. Our first panel of the day is titled “Solar Energy, Equity, and Health” and

Author:Robert Walton@TeamWetDog PUBLISHED April 17, 2018 Dive Brief: The New York Power Authority and other state agencies have asked New York regulators to make changes to the rate structures of public electric vehicle DC fast charging stations to eliminate demand

Author: Robert Walton@TeamWetDog PUBLISHED April 16, 2018 Dive Brief: Duke Energy scored a pair of wins in North Carolina, agreeing to a relatively mild fine for coal ash contamination while also convincing regulators to approve the utility’s $62 million solar

AUTHOR: Peter Maloney@TopFloorPower PUBLISHED April 17, 2018 Dive Brief: If FirstEnergy Solutions and Exelon follow through on plans to close a total of four nuclear power plants in Ohio and Pennsylvania, it would harm the environment and result in significantly

Published: Tue, April 17, 2018 “DOE_Solar_Energy_Technologies_Office” DOE to focus on early-stage research to improve the affordability, flexibility, and performance of solar technologies on the grid WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry announced up to $105.5 million

BY JOHN FARRELL The Institute for Local Self-Reliance | DATE: 2 MAR 2018 | Each year, the Institute for Local Self-Reliance provides a score for each state’s energy policies based on how they help or hinder local clean energy action.

Author: Eillie Anzilotti WORLD CHANGING IDEAS: Published  3/19/18 After a long process of implementing energy-efficiency measures and installing solar arrays and battery storage, Maui College is ready to cut ties with fossil fuels forever. In 2015, the state of Hawaii committed to