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Solar industry reactions to the revised NEM 3.0 proposed decision in California. November 11, 2022 The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has released its proposed decision for Net Energy Metering (NEM), implementing a net billing mechanism and slashing payments for excess solar production sent to the grid by 75%. Based on an initial analysis, the …
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Panel shipments collectively worth hundreds of millions of dollars are blocked from entering the U.S. market as they have failed scrutiny under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, said Reuters. November 11, 2022 Reuters reported that over 1,000 shipments of solar energy components, valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars, have been blocked in …
Governors-elect in Maryland and Massachusetts aim to speed deployment of solar and wind power, while in Minnesota and Michigan, re-elected governors could submit their clean energy goals to legislatures with new Democratic majorities. Arizona might join the club. November 11, 2022 Four states with a combined population of 29 million could enact new renewables laws …
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The new NEM 3.0 proposed decision has been released. The decision implements a net billing format with a five year glide path that lowers rates based on the “avoided cost” calculator. November 10, 2022 The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has released its proposed decision for Net Energy Metering (NEM), implementing a net billing mechanism …
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pv magazine USA published an interview with BayWa r.e., discussing recent developments they have made in managing the sheep that assist with site upkeep. During the course of that interview, an interesting question arose: “Are sheep Investment Tax Credit (ITC) eligible?” While BayWa r.e. didn’t share their opinion on the topic (our interview discussed O&M, …
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Granville, Ohio is set to reconsider its local solar regulations after industry and community engagement drummed up support for more solar-friendly law. November 8, 2022 This August, citizens and solar installers in Granville, Ohio took a stand against local ordinances that would put up significant barriers to distributed rooftop solar. A vote was to be …
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There is a dearth of solar policy in Tennessee, and development has been relatively dead in the water since 2019. While distributed rooftop solar has little support, corporate-backed utility-scale solar is expected to rise. November 8, 2022 Tennessee is home to utility Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), a government-owned utility that is famous for waging historic …
An independent study found critical issues with Idaho Power’s analysis of the value of rooftop solar and says it fails to quantify important benefits of distributed solar that are known and measurable. November 7, 2022 Private investor-owned utility Idaho Power plans to slash net metering rates for rooftop solar by as much as 60%. Net …
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