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They’re baaaack! No, not ghosts — rate cases. Specifically, electric utility rate cases, and the cost of service studies that come with them. As targeted… read more »

If there were an award for the policy that has spurred the most renewable energy across the United States, Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) would be… read more »

Existing regulations require certain residential and non-residential building roofs to have a “solar zone,” a designated and reserved area for a solar PV system or… read more »

S.B. 154, which would repeal the state’s property tax exemption for net-metered alternative distributed generation (DG) systems beginning in 2018, passed the Montana Senate on… read more »

The Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) has issued a decision in Trico Electric Cooperative’s 2015 rate case. Among other things, Trico had proposed eliminating net metering… read more »

SCE&G has provided a status update on the performance and costs associated with its Distributed Energy Resource (DER) programs, and outlined proposed changes to both… read more »

Several solar industry parties recently filed a joint petition asking the Public Utilities Commission to open a rulemaking to address the conditions for adding energy… read more »

Minnesota’s RPS currently requires 25% renewables by 2025 for electric utilities (other than Xcel Energy, which is subject to a separate requirement). S.F. 153 would… read more »

The Board of Public Utilities (BPU) recently indicated that it is considering revising the Renewable Electric Storage Incentive program. Specifically, the BPU is considering raising… read more »

Legislation has been introduced that would require Nevada’s utilities to offer net metering to customer-generators under the tariffs, rates and charges in effect prior to… read more »