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Florida’s net-zero, storm-proof community stands strong during Hurricanes Helene and Milton
Hunters Point, developed by Pearl Homes, is the first net-zero single-family home community in the U.S., where residents generate more energy from solar panels than they consume.
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…
U.S. Department of Energy announces $325 million for solar and battery storage for community healthcare facilities and multi-family housing in Puerto Rico
DOE’s new Programa de Comunidades Resilientes will provide funding for reliable solar energy installations at facilities across Puerto Rico that serve low- and moderate-income communities.
New Mexico accepting applications for solar tax credits for those previously denied
This program is designed for New Mexico taxpayers who were denied a solar tax credit for the years 2020 through 2023 due to the program’s funding being depleted before they…
EDP renewables acquires renewable properties’ community solar portfolio in Illinois
“Community solar installations bring energy independence and economic empowerment to towns across the country, and this portfolio will help us further support Illinoisans in their transition to a clean energy…
Solar systems celebrated in Macon-Bibb
This spring Environment Georgia hosted a ‘Solar Celebration’ in Macon, GA
Ohio ranks 17th in U.S. for solar power installations – Public News Service
Ohio homes and businesses have installed enough solar panels to power nearly 300,000 homes annually.
New Maryland solar grant program offers up to $7,500 for eligible households
The new Maryland Solar Access program will accelerate solar development in the state, making it easier for more Maryland residents to lower their energy bills and reduce their carbon footprints.
The truth about solar energy benefits in Florida
By choosing solar, Floridians not only save on their bills but also contribute to a brighter and more sustainable state.
Can overcast Seattle be a solar-powered city? Is it even worth trying?
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory states that Western Washington receives the least solar energy per square meter in the United States.
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