February 25, 2020
Senate Bill 29, the Solar Market Development Income Tax Credit Bill, passed the House on Wednesday with bipartisan support by a vote of 51-19. Sponsored by Senator Mimi Stewart and Representative [...] Read More ++February 24, 2020
What keeps the lights on in Virginia could change drastically over the next three decades. A bill being praised as ‘historic’ climate change legislation could shut down a staple [...] Read More ++February 21, 2020
A lack of clear renewable energy policies from the Australian government and difficulty getting approval from the Australian Electricity Market Operator to connect new projects to the nation’s grid [...] Read More ++February 19, 2020
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu’s veto of a renewable energy net metering bill was just the latest entry in an ongoing debate with state lawmakers over the issue. Senate [...] Read More ++February 18, 2020
Indonesia’s parliament is drafting a bill on renewable energy that will be included in its docket of priority legislation for passage this year. Energy industry observers and activists have [...] Read More ++February 17, 2020
Wyoming lawmakers have introduced a bill that would penalize electric utilities for using renewable energy resources. Fortunately, this bill didn’t receive sufficient votes to advance in the Senate. Senate [...] Read More ++February 16, 2020
In just over a decade, Turkey has tripled its installed renewable capacity to 45,000 megawatts and invested nearly $40 billion in renewable energy projects Turkey’s renewable energy capacity has [...] Read More ++February 13, 2020
Expanded renewable energy law, long-term utility planning or targets set by the governor are all on the table. Michigan’s renewable energy standard has helped spur utility investments in clean [...] Read More ++February 11, 2020
The Virginia House and Senate were prepared to vote Tuesday on sweeping energy legislation that would overhaul how Virginia’s utilities generate electricity and, supporters say, take the state from [...] Read More ++February 10, 2020
It’s a perennial issue for lawmakers promoting green energy in Hawaii: how to close a loophole in a law designed to wean the state from electricity made from fossil [...] Read More ++