The carport project will be managed by Alterra under a 25-year agreement with the university to purchase 100% of the electricity produced.
In Governor Andrew Cuomo’s 2018 State of the State address, he re-committed New York to eliminating coal from its power plants in two years, provide solar to 10,000 low-income New Yorkers and invest $200 million in energy storage research.
The state’s Public Utilities Commission has provided detailed guidance for a new program for HECO utilities, including an order for 8 MW of community solar in the first year.
The long and tragic collapse of SunEdison has finally come to an end, and Brookfield now owns both of its former yeildcos.
The project is the largest in the state to date.
The Public Utilities Commission of Nevada has issued an order that will reduce fixed charges as well as energy charges and the utility’s rate of return, noting the benefits to the rooftop solar market.
The U.S. International Trade Commission delivered a report to President Trump that should bolster Section 201 petitioners Suniva and SolarWorld’s efforts to get the president to impose sanctions on solar imports as the January 26 deadline looms.
In this op-ed for pv magazine, Jamey Johnson puts forth his vision for a new political party based on sustainability principles.
To say 2017 was an eventful one for the solar industry would be like saying baby pandas that sneeze are adorable. But somehow we managed to survive – and we look forward to bringing you the news of 2018, no matter where it takes us.
The City of Boulder, Colorado will offer solar grants and rebates around March, 2018 for nonprofits and homeowners.
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