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New York is now considering two bills (S. 5744, A. 7762) that would establish an income tax credit for residential energy storage systems on a… read more »

Arizona’s net-metering soap opera has opened a new chapter, with a current focus on whether utility proposals to eliminate net metering (UNS, TEP, Trico Electric… read more »

 North Carolina has extended its generous 35% tax credit for renewable energy by one year — through December 31, 2016 — for certain taxpayers that… read more »

The current incentive levels, program tariffs, solicitations and enrollment rules for Rhode Island’s new Renewable Energy (RE) Growth Program are now available. Applications for Small-Scale… read more »

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission has voted to investigate PECO’s request to raise its annual distribution rates by $190 million (15.6%) under the utility’s current… read more »

As certain Massachusetts utilities close in on their net-metering caps, the final report of the state’s Net Metering and Solar Task Force has been published,… read more »

Legislation has been introduced in Maine that would repeal net energy billing and the state’s RPS as of January 1, 2016. S.P. 521, the governor’s… read more »

In a broad proceeding addressing net metering, interconnection procedures and 3rd-party ownership, the Iowa Utilities Board has invited additional comments to help it determine which… read more »

New York’s Public Service Commission has adopted a plan for transitioning remote net metering from monetary crediting to volumetric crediting. The plan contains several changes… read more »

New Jersey has enacted legislation amending the definition of Class II renewables under the state’s RPS by clarifying that Class II renewables include facilities from… read more »