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View ArticleCalifornia’s AB 327 Proposes Changes to Current Rate Structures, Protects Net...
AB 327 proposes giving the CPUC authority to change rate structures and extends net energy metering (NEM) policy in California. After being passed by the California Senate, the controversial net energy...
View ArticleInvestors: Mitigate EPC Risk to Grow Your Commercial Portfolio
Owners typically rely on a select list of preferred EPC partners to deliver the project to their standards. When investing in solar assets, utilities and infrastructure owners typically rely on a...
View ArticleEverything You Need to Know About Storage – A Primer
The possibility of adding storage to solar projects sounds attractive in concept, but what is the material impact for solar customers? Batteries have been blowing up lately. No, I’m not talking about...
View ArticleAre Company Acquisitions the Best Way for Utilities to Acquire Solar Pipeline?
Utilities can gain access to a nationwide project pipeline without building out an in-house solar team or acquiring another company by working with a third party. In an attempt to get in on the solar...
View ArticleOhio Opposition to Renewables & Solar Energy Mounts
Proposed fee could cost AEP customers $2.00 on their electricity bill. Sacrificing renewables promised reduced prices for customers; but now could end up raising the bill for Ohioans. Ohio’s electrical...
View ArticleCashing in on Solar’s Hidden Value
Batteries may first enter the solar space in demand charge reduction. The solar value proposition remains very attractive to homeowners and facility managers across the United States. However, the...
View ArticleCalifornia’s AB 327 Proposes Changes to Current Rate Structures, Protects Net...
AB 327 proposes giving the CPUC authority to change rate structures and extends net energy metering (NEM) policy in California. After being passed by the California Senate, the controversial net energy...
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