January 18, 2021
The state’s first big AMI deployment comes with a demand from the regulator to share data and value with customers. New Jersey’s biggest utility has gotten the go-ahead to [...] Read More ++January 17, 2021
Power purchase agreements will be allowed between renewable energy producers owning plants with a capacity of more than 1 MW and electricity consumers. Local utility Kepco, however, will keep [...] Read More ++January 15, 2021
A pathbreaking project from AES will combine solar generation, batteries and multiple reservoirs and hydro generators. Hawaii’s island of Kauai further burnished its reputation for figuring out clean energy years [...] Read More ++January 14, 2021
Governor Jared Polis and Black Hills Energy announced another major step in reducing pollution in Colorado and saving ratepayers money on electricity. Black Hills Energy now joins all other [...] Read More ++January 13, 2021
According to a section-by-section summary of the legislation posted on the committee’s website, section 8007 requires the secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy to establish a grant program [...] Read More ++January 12, 2021
The federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC) helped legitimize the solar industry by providing a 30% tax reduction on total project costs for the duration of the subsidy’s lifespan. At [...] Read More ++January 11, 2021
The first law on renewable energy sources in Serbia will regulate premiums for new renewable energy capacities, the introduction of auctions, subsidies for small hydropower plants and the status [...] Read More ++January 10, 2021
A stop-gap procurement ending this month raises hopes for a new bid window soon. South African independent power producers (IPPs) are hoping for the return of a national procurement [...] Read More ++January 8, 2021
From PV panels to solar storage and solar collectors, rooftop installations grew 25% in Germany this year as due to increasing consumer demand for greater energy independence, lower solar [...] Read More ++January 7, 2021
The South Korean government finalized its latest renewable energy development and supply plan, vowing to increase the percentage of power generated by renewables to 25-point-eight percent by 2034. In [...] Read More ++