GreenTechSolar By: Eric Wesoff February 2, 2015 President Obama just unveiled a $3.99 trillion budget for 2016 that asks Congress for a permanent extension of tax credits for the solar and wind industry. The current policy, which includes an expiration of tax credits in 2017, is encouraging a boom in solar installations this year and […]
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Solar and Wind Energy Start to Win on Price vs. Conventional Fuels
The New York Times By DIANE CARDWELL November 23, 2014 For the solar and wind industries in the United States, it has been a long-held dream: to produce energy at a cost equal to conventional sources like coal and natural gas. That day appears to be dawning. The cost of providing electricity from wind and solar […]
REEBA, Solar, The New York TImes, WindKeep Incentives Flowing – Assistance Vital to the Development of in-State Renewables
Hartford Business Journal Green Guide – Summer Edition 2014 by Jon Gordon Jon Gordon, an independent energy policy consultant, a 28-year veteran of the energy industry and a REEBA Board member has become a contributor to the HBJ Green Guide.
REEBA, Renewable EnergyClean Energy Industry, Utilities Reach Accord on Revamp of State’s Solar Subsidies
Jon Chesto Managing Editor, Print- Boston Business Journal June 16, 2014 Oftentimes, the best route to a compromise on Beacon Hill is to ensure that the legislation being cooked up represents roughly half of one side’s proposals, and half of the other’s. And then there’s another way: Toss out the competing bills, go back to […]
BBS, SolarElectric Vehicle See and Drive Event
4-22-14 Invitation EV Event
Microgrid Program Educational Webinar Series: Overview of Financing Options for Municipalities and Project Developers
As the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) previously announced, over the next three weeks, DEEP will conduct a four part microgrid educational webinar series. The four webinars will cover the following topics: Financing for clean generation and entire microgrids Tuesday, March 25, 2014 from 1:00-2:00pm EDT Technical aspects of microgrids Wednesday, […]
CEFIA, DEEP, Microgrids, REEBA, Renewable EnergyWesleyan Finishes Upgrades To Microgrid, First In State Power Reliability Program
The Hartford Courant By BRIAN DOWLING, bdowling@courant.com MIDDLETOWN — The head of Wesleyan University‘s physical plant on Tuesday walked into the small electrical switching station that links a more than a quarter of the campus’s buildings to the electric grid. “If I flip this switch it goes dark,” said Alan Rubacha, his hand almost touching […]
Hartford Courant, Microgrids, Murtha Cullina LLP, Paul MichaudCEFIA Publishes Their First Newsletter
Vol.1/Q1 2014 Is this email not displaying correctly View it in your browser. Welcome! Welcome to the first edition of “Green Bank Matters.” The Clean Energy Finance & Investment Authority (CEFIA), Connecticut’s green bank, will distribute green bank updates to stakeholders, including policy partners, citizens and businesses throughout Connecticut. The purpose of “Green Bank […]
CEFIA, SolarCT Creates $5M Crowdsourced Solar Pool
HartfordBusiness.com February 6, 2014 The state’s Clean Energy Finance & Investment Authority announced Thursday it has created a $5 million loan pool with a California financing firm to attract several investors to bankroll residential solar installations. CEFIA put in $5 million with Oakland, Calif.-based Mosiac for an online crowdsourcing platform where accredited investors can contribute […]
CEFIA, Solar, Solar CityRegulators initially approve massive CT wind, solar buys
HartfordBusiness.com October 22, 2013 The Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority tentatively approved the state’s purchase of 270 megawatts of renewable power from a Maine wind farm and a Lisbon solar array. PURA issued its draft decision on the proposals from electric utilities Connecticut Light & Power and United Illuminating to charge ratepayers for […]