The EZ Own Loan program is designed to capitalize on the increasing desire of residential solar customers to own their systems without worrying about the trouble of maintaining them.
Panasonic also take over capital costs at the new factory in Buffalo, and its HIT technology will be used in the Solar Roof product
Solar One, GRID Alternatives Tri-State and Co-op Power have founded Affordable Solar New York, which will bring low-cost solar power to affordable housing providers in New York.
Despite some early setbacks, the combined companies are looking for 34 positions — out of an expected 1,400 jobs — to staff their new facility
Green Charge Networks has won a contract award from New York utility Con Edison to deliver 13 megawatt hours for Con Edison’s Brooklyn-Queens Neighborhood Program.
The new tool measures technical potential, but may not be an accurate indicator of how much solar could realistically be installed in any given city.
Under the recommendations by New York PSC staff for valuation of DER, residential solar would remain on net metering while commercial and community solar would slowly transfer to a new methodology.
Despite the media buzz, Invenergy’s 6-state wind and solar project does not yet have power contracts.
Panasonic will operate the Buffalo “gigafactory”, and sell modules to Tesla/SolarCity.
This adds to the $14 million the state has supplied to incubators since 2009, assisting 146 companies.
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