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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 »

New legislation introduced in Pennsylvania would allow municipalities and municipal authorities to create PACE financing programs. H.B. 2380, the Property Assessed Clean Energy Program Act,… read more »

The Maryland PSC has launched a targeted review process “to ensure that electric distribution systems in Maryland are customer-sited, affordable, reliable, and environmentally sustainable.” As… read more »

The Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources is proposing new rules and regulations governing the tangible tax value of commercial renewable-energy systems. The rules are… read more »

Switch, Ltd., a designer and operator of data centers, is again seeking the Nevada Public Utilities Commission’s approval to procure energy from a non-utility electric… read more »

Rocky Mountain Power has filed plans to implement several programs under the Utah Sustainable Transportation and Energy Plan Act (STEP Act), which took effect May… read more »

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission will hold a technical conference on November 9 to address the participation of energy-storage systems in organized RTO/ISO wholesale markets.… read more »

The New York Public Service Commission has adopted utility codes of conduct stemming from the Reforming the Energy Vision initiative. The REV initiative has established… read more »

Two of California’s three major investor-owned utilities, PG&E and SCE, have filed details of their interconnection costs for net-metered systems. Interestingly, PG&E reported application and… read more »

The Delaware Division of Energy & Climate has extended the state’s Clean Transportation Incentive Program, which was previously set to expire October 31. Beginning November… read more »