Amidst the swarm of 2015 bills addressing Louisiana’s generous solar tax credit, one bill has succeeded in climbing the governor’s desk. With respect to solar… read more »

A new law (S.B. 928) in Connecticut requires the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), in coordination with utilities, to establish a two-year pilot… read more »

An administrative law judge has issued separate rulings that (1) adopt the final version of the net metering “Public Tool,” and (2) invite proposals for… read more »

In two concurrently filed rate cases, RG&E and NYSEG have proposed a REV-supportive initiative, deemed the Energy Smart Community Project, which would serve as a… read more »

The North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) has issued an order adopting new interconnection procedures and agreements, including a key clarification that battery storage can be… read more »

S.B. 374, one of the most controversial — and dramatic — bills in Nevada’s legislature this year, is now law. The bill requires utilities to… read more »

Avista has filed a two-year rate plan in Idaho that would raise annual electric revenues by $13.2 million (5.2%) in 2016 and $13.7 million (5.1%)… read more »

Empire District Electric has filed an amended RPS plan that addresses how the utility intends to meet its obligations under the 2% solar carve-out within… read more »

Nebraska had enacted legislation (L.B. 424) revising the definition of tangible personal property to include generation facilities using solar PV and certain forms of biomass… read more »