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10.19.2016

Solar In The Southeast, Fall Update

Thanks to weak or non-existent policies, inconsistent incentives, and a myriad of other excuses, the Southeast, as a whole, has yet to live up to its high solar potential. The last several months...

10.12.2016

Public window into Florida utility planning opens, shuts

While Floridians await a Public Service Commission (PSC) ruling later this year on a 24% rate hike for Florida Power & Light, the Commission is also considering another matter: acceptance of Ten Year...

10.07.2016

Georgia Tax Exemption Can Improve Project Economics

Georgia has a number of tax exemptions that could potentially apply to solar and other electric power generation projects. One that can really impact project economics is Georgia’s tangible...

10.04.2016

“Deceptive Language Award” Presented to Utility Companies Supporting Florida’s Amendment 1

This is a guest post from the Clear Language Institute located in Sarasota, Florida -- The Clear Language Institute Publicly Recognizes "World Class Deception" in Proposed Amendment That Uses...

09.23.2016

South Carolinians are eagerly filling up solar incentive programs

09.21.2016

Florida Power & Light – Solar Leader or Solar Laggard?

09.21.2016

Guest Blog: Florida Solar Businesses Speak Out Against Amendment 1

This is a guest blog from the Erika Dunayer with Florida Solar Energy Industries Association (FlaSEIA) who is a non-profit professional association of companies. Since 1977, FlaSEIA has been...

09.01.2016

Is PURPA really driving solar in North Carolina?

This blog was written by John D. Wilson, former Deputy Director for Regulatory Policy at the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.

08.23.2016

Florida Solar Month: When and where do I vote during August Primary election?

#FloridaSolarMonth continues with this blog on when and where to vote in the August Primary election.