Diego Brandao
September 20, 2017
On August 28, 2017, Brazil conducted something relatively unheard of -- its first ever cancellation auction. Wind, hydro and solar developers were given t
Brazil holds auction to cancel renewable energy contracts
Hawaii’s utilities moving forward on state’s ambitious RPS goals
Admin
September 7, 2017
Hawaii’s big utilities now have a plan for meeting the most ambitious renewable portfolio standards (RPS) in the country. The Hawaii Public Utilities Commi
Power ledger concludes token offering
Jason Lewis
September 6, 2017
Power Ledger, a company based in Perth, Australia, has now concluded its sale of tokens for a peer-to-peer platform that will enable renewable energy tradi
Chile's renewable goals
Jacob Yaniero
August 15, 2017
The Chilean renewable energy market continues its ascent towards its goal of having 70% of the country’s generation mix coming from renewable energy source
Massachusetts sets energy storage target
Todd Alexander
August 10, 2017
Massachusetts is the third state to issue a 2020 energy storage target for its utilities: 200 MWh. This comes on the heels of California releasing a target
More Capacity Comes with Significant Changes for Solar Developers in North Carolina
Robert Shapiro
August 4, 2017
North Carolina, the nation’s second-leading state for solar, passed a law last week that could fundamentally change how developers operate in the State. Se
Federal Court in New York upholds the ZEC Program
Shellka Arora
July 28, 2017
The US District Court for the Southern District of New York dismissed all challenges brought against New York’s nuclear generation subsidies and upheld New
States push to keep nuclear plants alive In the US
Todd Alexander
July 24, 2017
Nuclear reactors provide close to 20 percent of domestic electricity generation, and approximately 60 percent of carbon-free generation, in the United Stat
Solar Developer loses PURPA challenge to State renewable program
Robert Shapiro
July 5, 2017
A federal appellate court rejected a challenge by a solar developer to a Connecticut competitive solicitation for renewable power that would permit winning
Historic month for renewables
Todd Alexander
June 20, 2017
March 2017 proved to be a historic month for renewable energy. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), March was the first time that mon