On March 12, the SCC issued a final order acknowledging and approving Dominion Energy’s 2017 Integrated Resource Plan. In this plan, Dominion acknowledged that future… read more »
On February 22, the ACC issued a Notice of Inquiry establishing a more formal effort to address the series of questions and issues raised by… read more »
On March 14, a bill that would increase New Hampshire’s net metering (NEM) system size limit passed through the Senate and into the House. SB… read more »
In Oregon, the PUC has signified the need for a near-term solution to kickstart the state’s community solar program. On March 19, the PUC issued… read more »
On March 9, the HECO Companies submitted a revised proposal to allow NEM customers to add energy storage or other non-export technology to their solar… read more »
On March 19, Utah Governor Herbert signed SB 157 into law, establishing the Division of Consumer Protection (Division) within the Utah Department of Commerce. It… read more »
An advancing Colorado bill would provide electric customers the right to install, interconnect, and use energy storage systems on their property “without the burden of… read more »
Following a lengthy filibuster and negotiation process, Missouri senators reached agreement to advance S.B. 564 to the House. This wide-ranging bill would, among other things:… read more »
A bill to retire Utah’s net-metering statute on January 1, 2036, is advancing through the House, following passage by the Senate.* Additionally, this bill amends… read more »
Avista Utilities has filed an application with the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission to establish a green tariff option — the Voluntary Solar Select Program… read more »