PA: Bill aims to resurrect solar rebates
Fresh legislation introduced in Pennsylvania (H.B. 200) would resurrect and provide a dedicated funding source for the Pennsylvania Sunshine rebate program, which expired at the… read more »
Fresh legislation introduced in Pennsylvania (H.B. 200) would resurrect and provide a dedicated funding source for the Pennsylvania Sunshine rebate program, which expired at the… read more »
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has reduced from 20 years to five years the duration of PURPA contracts involving renewable-energy generators, including solar PV systems… read more »
New legislation introduced in New York (A. 2927) would expand net metering opportunities for customers by revising several components of the state’s net metering law.… read more »
Puerto Rico’s Energy Commission, which began operating in December 2014, has approved an order requiring the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority to amend its rules… read more »
Rhode Island’s Public Utilities Commission has opened a docket (Docket No. 4545) to review electric rate issues in anticipation of a successor docket that must… read more »
Comprehensive legislation introduced in Mississippi would provide for the development of a net metering policy, interconnection procedures, and solar leasing (both by third parties and… read more »
In Connecticut, several bills have been filed that would cap electric distribution companies’ residential fixed customer charges. H.B. 5402 and H.B. 6014 would cap the… read more »
The Commonwealth Solar II rebate program, which provided $40 million dollars in funding and facilitated 13,000 solar PV systems totaling 60 MW in Massachusetts over… read more »
In Colorado, two bills have been introduced that would significantly impact the state’s current RPS. S.B. 44 would reduce the state’s RPS requirement for investor-owned… read more »
In New York, legislation has been introduced that would establish a shared renewables program applicable to solar and wind installations up to 2 MW (up… read more »