Energy storage emerges as a solution to increase the utilization of intermittent renewable resources and increases in importance as wind and solar generation saturates markets.
House Bill 1370 would cut net metering rates in the state, severely damaging the value of customer-owned solar.
Net metering caps would be expanded and community solar access widened in Senator Jason Anavitarte’s bill.
Falling well short of expectations, renewable energy deployment slowed 16% year-over-year, according to an American Clean Power report.
pv magazine reviews the California NEM 3.0 rule change and explores remaining options for prospective residential solar customers, along with how a residential solar installer can win in this new environment.
The capacity joins the existing 107 GW of solar on the U.S. grid, signaling that the energy transition is well underway.
Solar hasn’t yet taken hold in North Dakota, a state that relies more on wind power when it comes to renewable energy adoption.
The restaurant giant signed a solar power purchase agreement equivalent to the energy demand of over 30,000 U.S. homes.
Component cost declines, local manufacturing and distributed energy are trending in the renewable energy sector this year.
In a move that was “shocking” to solar and storage provider Sunnova, the California Public Utilities Commission made yet another decision in favor of the investor-owned electric utility giants.
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