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After the federal government surpassed its goal for clean energy projects on public lands, a bill introduced in the House of Representatives sets this bar higher while keeping balance on the land’s conservation.
The plan could add 118 GW of solar to the PJM by 2040.
With California projected to fall two million installations short of its 2030 target, the bill aims to make installing heat pumps and HVAC systems faster and easier.
The bill would make it more expensive and restrictive to build certain utility-scale solar projects.
A school district may pay for environmental evaluation after years of failed legal attempts to halt Silfab’s upcoming South Carolina facility.
Colorado Gov. Polis may propose a bill that would push the state to have all electricity produced with 100% clean energy by 2040.
With New York’s budget in overtime, Gov. Hochul will soon decide whether to make the state’s solar tax credits more progressive.
The partnership will support the development of new long-term programs to meet the California Energy Commission’s load-shifting goals.
The Mississippi Public Service Commission unanimously voted to lift the stay after the state government did not receive any Solar for All funding from the federal government.