Anti-rooftop solar bill vetoed: An industry reacts
“No monopoly utility owns the sun, nor the right to use misinformation to raise rates on their customers.”
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Solar advocates reaffirm their approval of Duke Energy’s proposed net metering successor in North Carolina
Clean energy advocates including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, NCSEA, SEIA, and SELC submitted comments to North Carolina regulators supporting Duke Energy's proposed Solar Choice Net Metering program, which would replace the current net metering…
Florida legislators attempt to appease solar advocates with amendment to controversial net metering bill
“when Florida's utilities last requested rate increases from the Public Service Commission, not one cited lost revenue from rooftop solar customers as an issue”
TVA attempts to block solar cooperative
“TVA's opposition to the project devastating”
Duke Energy and clean energy advocates come to terms on new net metering rates in North Carolina
Duke Energy has finalized new net metering rates in North Carolina through a compromise agreement with environmental organizations including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, Vote Solar, and the Southern Environmental Law Center. The new rates,…
Florida regulators approve FPL rate settlement agreement
The Florida Public Service Commission unanimously approved Florida Power & Light's four-year rate settlement agreement, developed jointly with the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy and other stakeholders. The agreement supports FPL's 30-by-30 plan to install 30…
FERC denies utilities’ request to leave TVA
“Mr. Lyash has made similar statements elsewhere”
NanoPV to open manufacturing plant in Georgia
NanoPV, a New Jersey-based solar panel manufacturer, will open a $36 million production facility in Americus, Georgia, creating approximately 500 jobs. The article references a recent SACE report projecting that Georgia will surpass North Carolina in…
FPL’s ‘community solar’ program reaches its subscription limit
“one of the largest community solar program(s) in the U.S.”
Here’s why regulators rejected Duke Energy’s IRPs in South Carolina
“Instead of working hard to be sure they complied with all the new rules, both Duke and Dominion have basically done what they would have absent the Energy Freedom Act and talked about how it complies (when it doesn't)”
North Carolina is no longer the Southeast’s most solar state
According to the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy's fourth annual Solar in the Southeast report, North Carolina has lost its position as the region's leading solar state. Florida has surpassed North Carolina in total installed capacity,…
Santee Cooper and Central Electric Power contract for 425 MW of new South Carolina solar
Santee Cooper and Central Electric Power Cooperative have contracted for 425 MW of new utility-scale solar capacity across five South Carolina projects, representing approximately 40% of the state's current installed solar capacity. The projects, developed by…
Renewable energy group challenges Mississippi Power plan that sidelines solar
“Looking across the scenarios, does the Mississippi Public Service Commission really believe that zero renewable energy sources will be developed in the state for the next decade?”
How the Southeast can achieve 100% clean energy
The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy released a report analyzing two pathways for major Southeast utilities (NextEra, Duke Energy, Southern Company, and TVA) to achieve 100% clean electricity by 2030-2035 under a potential federal Clean Energy…
South Carolina regulators approve net metering rules for residential solar
The South Carolina Public Service Commission approved final net metering rules for residential solar customers, extending the current regime through 2025 or 2029 depending on customer switch date. The stipulation was agreed to by multiple parties…