[ad_1] PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — An Oregon agency continued to financially back a solar panel company despite its default on loan repayments to the state. The state gave $13.5 million in tax credits, $10 million in direct financial assistance and millions of dollars in tax breaks to SoloPower Systems when it entered Portland eight years […]
[ad_1] ForeFront Power is thrilled to announce that three additional school districts across California have selected the developer to install 3.7 MW of solar photovoltaic capacity across 13 locations. Stockton Unified School District, South Monterey County Joint Union High School District, and Shasta Union High School District all engaged ForeFront Power to go solar with […]
[ad_1] DARTMOUTH — A citizen’s petition article proposing to allow solar energy farms to be built above cranberry bogs of 5 acres or more – effectively carving out a special exemption for such agricultural sites from the local prohibition on large-scale solar farm locations in residential zones – prompted plenty of debate at Monday night’s Planning […]
[ad_1] A few days ago I saw a commercial on TV that showed a knucklehead RINO talking about Oregon being the national leader in renewable energy, wind and solar farms. People who believe wind and solar are a great alternative to clean hydro and clean coal must not be too educated on the subject, and […]
[ad_1] DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Developments in Energy Storage, Nuclear Reactors, and Solar Power Generation” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering. This edition of the Energy and Power Systems TOE covers innovations and developments in electrochemical energy storage, such as low-weight batteries, 3D printed electrode, method for producing graphene anode, sodium-ion battery membrane and molten salt […]
[ad_1] Station A, the San Francisco-based R&D center once owned by NRG Energy, is now a standalone company. The Station A team developed a software platform to deploy distributed clean energy resources at commercial and industrial buildings across the United States. On Wednesday, the company announced a plan to make its software available to solar, […]
[ad_1] Camping with a tent can be fun, unless you have aches, pains and other bodily complaints, or simply don’t feel like roughing it out. So it’s little wonder that glamping (or “glamourous camping”) has become quite a trend. Situated in various secluded spots around the country’s southern island, these all-glass, off-grid, rentable PurePods offer […]
[ad_1] The Navajo Nation is expanding their solar power plant and expects it to generate 27.3 megawatts of renewable energy by June 2019. The plant, named Kayenta II, is the extension of the Navajo Nation’s first ever solar plant, which has been providing electricity for 18,000 homes on Navajo lands since last May. The Salt […]
[ad_1] A Chance to Shine India has seized on solar power as a tool to exercise soft power for several reasons. For one, the country has firsthand experience with energy poverty and understands the plight of other states with limited fuel resources. For another, India is home to one of the world’s largest and most […]
[ad_1] Vivint Solar announced the Florida Public Service Commission has approved its solar lease product proposal, allowing homeowners in Florida to install solar panels from Vivint Solar for no money down and get guaranteed solar production. Solar leases from Vivint Solar will be immediately available in the St. Petersburg and Orlando areas. New Vivint Solar […]
