RenewableEnergyWorld.com Maria Blais Costello December 05, 2014 The State of New Mexico now has a total renewable generation capacity that is over 1 million kilowatts. This huge milestone for renewable energy in New Mexico would have not been realized so soon without the NM Renewable Energy Production Tax Credit (REPTC). The REPTC is not just […]
REEBA, Renewable Energy, t, Tax CreditGreenTechSolar Katherine Tweed December 4, 2014 For public housing authorities across Massachusetts, the sun does not have to shine on their rooftops to grant them the benefit of solar power. SunEdison has inked sixteen separate power-purchase agreements with public housing authorities across Massachusetts over the last year, all of which involve net metering credits for […]
PPAs, REEBA, Solar, Virtual Net MeteringHartfordBusiness.com December 1, 2014 By: Brad Kane A conflict between Connecticut electric utilities and business and residential customers who install renewable energy systems on their properties is coming to a head, and national and local industry leaders are meeting this week to discuss ways to avert a crisis threatening both the stability of the power […]
Green Guide, HBJ, Paul Michaud, REEBA, Renewable EnergyRenewableEnergyWorld.com Bill Scanlon, NREL November 26, 2014 The clean energy revolution is now, and the U.S. Energy Department is stepping up its commitment to help innovators commercialize their best ideas. At the recent Industry Growth Forum (IGF) in Denver, Colorado, Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy David Danielson announced the new Lab-Corps […]
Clean Energy, NREL, REEBA, Renewable EnergyRenewableWorldEnergy.com Emily Hois November 24, 2014 It’s been widely publicized that the cost of residential solar electric systems in the United States is falling faster than ever before. This downward pricing trend is projected to continue through 2016 and then stabilize, according to a September 2014 report compiled by researchers from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) […]
Community Solar, REEBA, SolarThe 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 […]
REEBA, Solar, WindThe 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, WindAmerican Banker By: Reed E. Hundt November 11, 2014 Please insert this fact in the thin file of good election news for climate change battlers: candidates supporting the creation of state green banks won in nine out of nine states. Green bank-friendly governors will be inaugurated in Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, Colorado, California, […]
Clean Energy, Green Bank, REEBAForbes Magazine By Michael Kanellos November 7, 2014 Solar and energy storage will increasingly be integrated together at commercial sites, homes and microgrids. SolarCity, NRG, Enphase all have storage plans. But to be honest, they are an odd couple with very different personalities. Solar is passive: solar modules are typically planted in a fixed position […]
REEBA, SolarHartfordBusiness.com November 17, 2014 The Winter edition of the Connecticut Green Guide delves deep into the sustainable business community’s strengths and weakness, ranging from energy efficiency to public transit usage. This issue also examines how renewable technologies conflict with utilities’ business model, the founding of a clean energy financing firm, and the eccentricities of a […]
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