Florida Utility Gulf Power & Department of Defense Go Solar with Coronal
This blog was written by Alissa Schafer, former Solar Policy & Communications Manager at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
Solar Power International: A Wrap-Up
Co-authored by Bryan Jacob, Simon Mahan and Alissa Jean Schafer All of the things we mentioned in our blog after the opening session did come up again throughout Solar Power International (#SPIcon). …
Wind and Solar Power: Complementary Energy Resources
This blog was written by Alissa Schafer, former Solar Policy & Communications Manager at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
Welcome to Solar Power International in Las Vegas
As a newcomer to SPI (Solar Power International), I can admit that I’m truly overwhelmed. It’s a good thing they offer a First-Time Attendee Orientation, which I attended yesterday afternoon to get…
Hurricane Irma Leads to Solar Questions
This blog was written by Alissa Schafer, former Solar Policy & Communications Manager at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
I’m super excited about Solar in the Southeast
Today is my first day full-time with SACE, but I’ve been transitioning into this Solar Program Director role part-time since June. In the whirlwind world of the solar industry and policy, I…
Eclipse is gone, Solar's back on
This blog was written by Jennifer Rennicks, former Senior Director of Policy & Communications at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy with contributions from Simon Mahan, former Energy Policy Manager, at the…
Unblocking the Sun - Join Us!
This blog was written by Sarah Gilliam, former Communications Coordinator at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.
Is TVA Causing a Solar [Market] Eclipse?
TenneSEIA, the Tennessee Solar Energy Industries Association, issued a press release yesterday about TVA’s decision to continue restricting the Green Power Providers program. I agree with their President, Matt Beasley: “this decision…
History in Florida: Ladies & Gentlemen Start Your Engines, The Solar Race Has Begun
This is a guest blog by Delany Reynolds student activist and founder of MiamiSeaRise.com