Hawaii’s utilities moving forward on state’s ambitious RPS goals
Hawaii’s big utilities now have a plan for meeting the most ambitious renewable portfolio standards (RPS) in the country.
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Hawaii’s big utilities now have a plan for meeting the most ambitious renewable portfolio standards (RPS) in the country.
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Power Ledger, a company based in Perth, Australia, has now concluded its sale of tokens for a peer-to-peer platform that will enable renewable energy trading among businesses ...
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The Chilean renewable energy market continues its ascent towards its goal of having 70% of the country’s generation mix coming from renewable energy sources by ...
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Massachusetts is the third state to issue a 2020 energy storage target for its utilities: 200 MWh.
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North Carolina, the nation’s second-leading state for solar, passed a law last week that could fundamentally change how developers operate ...
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The US District Court for the Southern District of New York dismissed all challenges brought against New York’s nuclear generation subsidies and upheld New York’s Zero Emissions Credits ...
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Nuclear reactors provide close to 20 percent of domestic electricity generation, and approximately 60 percent of carbon-free generation, in the United States.
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A federal appellate court rejected a challenge by a solar developer to a Connecticut competitive solicitation for renewable power that would permit winning bidders to receive ...
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March 2017 proved to be a historic month for renewable energy. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), March was the first time ...
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On June 2, 2017, the New York Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) and the New York Power Authority (NYPA) each issued requests for proposals ...
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