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The Oregon Public Utilities Commission has submitted its final solar PV incentives report to the state legislature. The report recommends that if the legislature wants… read more »

A major electric utility has filed a petition for declaratory order to resolve uncertainty regarding whether a 4.6-MW renewable-energy system proposed by a developer qualifies… read more »

The Missouri Public Service Commission has established a list of special contemporary issues that major electric utilities must address in their IRP filings or annual… read more »

The District of Columbia has significantly expanded its RPS policy, upon the official enactment of legislation following a 30-day Congressional review period. The new law… read more »

A recommended decision has been issued in a proceeding addressing PNM’s proposed 2017 Renewable Energy Plan. Specifically, the hearing examiner has recommended: Approving PNM’s 2017… read more »

The National Governors Association (NGA) has published a new report that describes how states can advance the use of energy storage, and includes seven actions… read more »

Join EQ Research and Vote Solar for a webinar on Wednesday, November 30, from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. EST. Even as distributed PV systems… read more »

RPS policies, adopted by 29 U.S. states and Washington, D.C., have been critical drivers of U.S. renewable-energy deployment over the past two decades. Despite polarizing… read more »

Pennsylvania has recently been under the spotlight in the context of the U.S. presidential election as a key swing state. As Pennsylvania goes, so, too,… read more »

A new law has revised California’s aggregate net-metering policy by including “joint powers authorities” within the definition of a local government. As a result, under… read more »