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Legislation that would exempt from property tax assessment residential renewables up to 20 kW has passed South Carolina’s Senate. The exemption would apply to systems… read more »

Con Edison has proposed a new REV Demonstration Project Proposal that calls for the installation of front-of-the-meter battery storage facilities totaling 4.2 MW/4.4 MWh at… read more »

Kansas lawmakers are considering legislation (H.B. 2190) that would allow electric customers to purchase renewable energy from a third-party supplier. Customers (with a consumption need… read more »

Pennsylvania lawmakers are weighing legislation (S.B. 234) that would authorize municipalities and counties to establish Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) programs for commercial and industrial… read more »

Nevada Power Company (NPC) and Sierra Pacific Power Company (SPPC) have filed annual plans for the Solar Energy Systems Incentive Program, the Wind Energy Systems… read more »

The Florida Public Service Commission has approved an $811 million settlement agreement in FPL’s rate case. FPL initially requested a $1.337 billion increase over a… read more »

The California Public Utilities Commission is seeking comments on consumer-protection issues related to the implementation of the state’s net-metering-successor tariff. The CPUC has posed questions… read more »

Connecticut regulators has issued a final decision in United Illuminating’s rate case, reducing UI’s proposed $98 million revenue increase by $39 million, while lowering UI’s… read more »

The New York Public Service Commission has invited comments on the scope and process for Phase 2 of the Value of Distributed Energy Resources (VDER)… read more »

Yet another legislative effort to overhaul Missouri’s electric-utility sector has been proposed. S.B. 190, which was pre-filed earlier this month, would: Create the Missouri Economic… read more »