The utility-supported anti-solar constitutional amendment needed 60 percent to pass — and struggled to break 50 percent instead
Next Tuesday’s elections are a big deal for the solar industry – including key policy contests and races in Florida, Arizona and Nevada.
One week before the vote, Florida’s utilities continue to pour millions of dollars to support the constitutional amendment they created
The milestone, representing a major step forward for a company in the midst of its complicated acquisition by Tesla, highlights the challenges of public companies that depend on long-term planning.
The money will go to 17 projects designed to reduce soft costs and maximize solar’s benefits for states.
Recording reveals a strategy to “destroy free-market energy” in the state using “deceptive” practices to fool voters, according to advocacy group Floridians for Solar Choice.
As the first in a new series of weekly editorials, pv magazine Americas Editor Christian Roselund highlights some of the current battles that are taking place at the state level.
Eight states have more than 400 MW-DC of projects under construction each, showing increasing market diversification.
The measure is a first step to lifting significant obstacles to the development of solar in the Sunshine State.
This week saw three new high-profile executive appointments, Berkeley Lab’s annual report showing ongoing solar cost collapses, progress on Tesla’s acquisition of SolarCity, and more.
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