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10 mentions for outlet: Solar Power World
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Solar advocates including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, SEIA, and other clean energy organizations signed an agreement with Duke Energy supporting a new net energy metering program in North Carolina. The program, inspired by a…
The Florida Public Service Commission unanimously approved Florida Power & Light's four-year rate settlement agreement, which was jointly developed with multiple stakeholders including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy. The agreement supports FPL's "30-by-30" plan to…
The Honnold Foundation, Memphis Rox, One Family Memphis, and Southern Alliance for Clean Energy have partnered to install a 20-kW solar photovoltaic system at a nonprofit climbing facility in South Memphis. The project will reduce the…
A national coalition of over 220 organizations, including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, launched the 30 Million Solar Homes campaign to deploy rooftop and community solar to power 30 million U.S. households within five years.…
Duke Energy has reached an agreement with solar installers and renewable energy advocates, including the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, to establish Solar Choice Net Metering in South Carolina. The proposed plan would provide time-of-use billing…
A policy snapshot roundup covering July 2020 clean energy developments, including House passage of an infrastructure bill with solar and storage provisions, a House Select Committee plan for net-zero emissions by 2050, and SACE's projection that…
“Clean Energy Connections will not only help meet the growing demand for solar power in Florida but also increase access to the economic benefits of solar to even more hard-working families, including low-income customers. We appreciate Duke Energy's openness to allowing more cost-effective solar power to reduce the need for additional fossil fuel assets and provide a cleaner energy mix to Florida customers. Clean Energy Connections is critical to making Florida a leader in solar power development and capturing the economic benefits of solar power – including job creation. We believe the stipulation strengthens the program and clean energy outcomes for the state and urge the commission to approve it.”
“The unbiased watts per customer metric continues to shine a light on which states and utilities demonstrate leadership year after year and which are continuing to fall behind and need a serious course correction to avoid denying customers the economic and environmental benefits of clean solar power”
A roundup of February 2020 solar policy developments across the United States. SACE is mentioned for its advocacy work in South Carolina, where it lobbied for higher solar rates to enable independent solar producers to profit…
“A 10-year contract is not sufficient for developers to be able to collect capital. People who are financing those projects want certainty.”
