News Categories: Solar Legislation
Massachusetts Legislature reaches landmark deal on energy legislation, Ceres applauds climate progress
The legislation aims to responsibly accelerate the development of clean energy infrastructure and draw new investments into the state’s clean power, transportation, and building sectors.
Wyoming Supreme Court upholds solar incentive law in a key victory for solar users
Despite ongoing discussions, Wyoming’s solar supporters remain focused on maintaining the state’s net metering law, pointing to studies that show the financial impact of solar subsidies is small, given the…
Clean energy industries unite to back bills that could save Illinois ratepayers $3 billion through grid modernization
With broad industry and legislative support, HB5856 and SB3959 are poised to transform Illinois’ energy landscape, reducing costs for consumers while creating thousands of clean energy jobs and fortifying the…
New Mexico bill would expand low-income access to community solar
Currently, nearly half of American households and businesses are unable to use rooftop solar systems due to high costs of installation or because they live in buildings that cannot host…
Clean energy laws and funding fuel Michigan jobs and economic growth, new study says
The report estimates Michigan families will save an average of $297 a year on their energy bill by 2030 and $713 a year by 2040 compared to if these policies…
White House takes action to speed up federal solar permitting
In a recent effort to accelerate federal solar permitting, the Biden administration announced that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will open over 31 million acres of public lands across…
California Public Advocates Office suggests changes for legacy NEM customers
In late August, the California Public Advocates Office (PAO) released a factsheet on net metering, claiming that the state’s rooftop solar incentives will cost non-solar customers an estimated $8.5 billion…
NH regulators consider changes to the way small renewable energy generators are compensated
Net metering has long been controversial in New Hampshire. But leaders are coming to a consensus in filings leading up to this week’s hearings.
Alaska becomes latest state to legalize community solar
On August 14, Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy signed legislation authorizing the establishment of community solar programs within the state.
18 House Republicans urge Speaker not to repeal IRA
On August 6, 18 House Republicans, including Andrew Garbarino (NY), Lori Chavez-DeRemer (OR), and Erin Houchin (IN), sent a letter to Speaker Mike Johnson urging him to protect the Inflation…
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