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Guide provides roadmap to gauge solar’s affect on home prices

SEIA says homeowners (and the installers who love them) should focus on the projected income of the system over its typical lifetime

Solar takes educators to school

A new study finds that 910 MW of solar deployed on schools in the United States, and that nearly 4 million children attend schools powered by solar electricity.

LIPA proposes value of solar for commercial installations

Amid squeals of pain from the island’s commercial solar installers, the Long Island Power Authority has proposed moving to a value of solar tariff and away from traditional net metering.

HECO, University of Hawaii strike a deal for power from off-site renewables

Taking a page from the corporate procurement playbook, this “green tariff” could include solar plus storage and may be available to other institutions in the future.

Apache Solar Project fuels Arizona’s rural electrical co-ops

The 20 MW-AC project is providing electricity to Arizona G&T Cooperatives in some of the state’s most isolated communities.

Have your solar electricity and eat tomatoes, too?

A California university demonstrates using translucent dye-treated glazing for PV powered greenhouses that can also provide photosynthetic light for plant growing.

Maine proposes doubled interconnection fees for solar customers

The Pine Tree State’s Public Service Utilities Commission will hold a public hearing on December 12 to discuss the proposed changes to the fee schedule for Central Maine Power.

California low-income multifamily solar program moves forward

After two years of delays, the process to implement the $1 billion SOMAH program is moving forward.

Could Michigan be the next PURPA boom state?

The Wolverine State’s Public Service Commission has spent 2017 quietly setting up a framework under the 1978 law that could position the state’s solar industry for significant growth.

Buffalo-Niagara region wants to lead – again – on renewable energy

Nearly two centuries ago, Buffalo, New York, was the epicenter of the renewable energy revolution with its falls-powered might. Now the city wants to reclaim its heritage with solar power.

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