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Illinois regulators restore retail-rate net metering

The Illinois Commerce Commission says no to Ameren’s claim it had reached a 5% cap for retail-rate net metering in its service territory, siding with advocates who figured the real percentage was around 1.4%,

Morning Brief: Ameren Illinois chairman, ‘Our position on net metering credits has not changed’

Also in the brief: Nefarious deeds at the DOE — blocking yet another study favorable to renewables. The North American Energy Resilience Model joins the Seams study as a victims of agency bias.

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Morning Brief: Role of gas as a bridge fuel in US ‘just got shorter and narrower’

Also in the brief: Trina Solar completed its acquisition of Spanish solar tracker company Nclave, Plus — A Florida county board denies a zoning exemption for a 650-acre solar project in a predominantly Black community after some residents said the proposal constituted environmental racism.

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Regulators question Ameren’s math in net metering case

The utility is looking to move forward with a new rebate structure worth half the value of net metering, despite regulators’ orders to keep the rate in place until questions about the calculations Ameren is using to justify the new rate can be answered.

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Morning Brief: Another day, another utility fighting net metering — Ameren in Illinois this time

Also in the brief: Aurora adds battery backup recommendations to its solar design software, Global energy storage capacity could grow at a CAGR of 31%.

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Morning Brief: GAF Energy and Sunnova partner to offer roof-integrated PV and solar services

Also in the brief: Western Australia’s largest operating solar project, California’s recent grid woes

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Morning Brief: Mississippi approves two 78.5-MW PV projects, U of I solar construction starts

Also in the brief: Peabody to write down value of largest U.S. coal mine by $1.42 billion, First Solar joins RE100

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Morning Brief: SolAmerica and Safari Energy commission 43 MW of solar in Georgia, HVDC solicitation

Also in the brief: Connecticut’s cautious and failed first step on shared solar, and which states are making the most progress on emissions? Not the ones you think.

Morning Brief: Avoiding coal-fired carbon capture projects and the costs of small modular nuclear reactors

Also in the brief: San José Clean Energy and Peninsula Clean Energy have launched a joint request for offers for the purchase of 1 million MWh annually of new, long-term renewable energy.

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Morning Brief: What the heroin industry can teach us about solar power, plus Illinois community solar

Also in the brief: Joe Biden’s $2 trillion plan, APS details cause of battery fire and explosion

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