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Consumers Energy tries to evade PURPA in Michigan

Cypress Creek is calling on Michigan regulators to deny Consumers Energy’s proposal to put a stay on its obligation to procure generation, noting that this holds up 700 MW of projects.

NRG breaks ground on 110 MW-AC of large-scale solar in Hawaii

Three solar projects which were caught up in the fire sale of SunEdison assets are finally seeing the light of day.

Stem closes $80 million funding round

The energy storage company will receive the money from three different investors, including the Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan.

174 Power Global breaks ground on 178 MW-AC project in West Texas

The massive project is one of several that is selling electricity to Austin Energy under 450 MW of long-term power contracts signed in 2015.

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Kentucky bill would throttle back net metering

HB 227, introduced this morning into the Natural Resources & Energy Committee of the Kentucky legislature, would end retail net metering for new customers on July 15.

Sunlight Financial secures $400 million annually for solar loans

Technology Credit Union will commit $400 million annually for residential solar loans, as part of an extension of its partnership with Sunlight Financial.

SMA to supply inverters to Sunrun

SMA will supply the residential solar company with inverters to accompany solar PV and storage, but details are sparse.

Trump opens the door for specific products to be excluded from tariffs

The President’s proclamation provides a path for specific products to apply for exemption from tariffs, which had been sought by both SunPower and the government of Korea. Additionally, imports from a number of developing nations are exempt as long as import levels remain small.

Jacksonville, Florida, approves $23 million incentive package for Jinko Solar

The Chinese module manufacturer has promised to bring 800 jobs to the city with an average wage of nearly $46,000 and invest $410 million to build a new factory.

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New Jersey RPS bill reintroduced after Christie’s sneaky veto

Despite the former governor’s attempt to scuttle RPS reform in the Garden State, the legislature has re-introduced the bill in the new legislative session in the hopes the new governor will sign it into law.

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