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August 18, 2015

New pop-up rules impact solar

Solar panels need sunlight. But what happens if your neighbor wants to add another level to their home ...

D.C., Energy rights, Solar for all

Q and A: Environment America’ Rob Sargent on why distributed solar benefits everyone

This week, Environment America released a comprehensive report reviewing the current literature about ...

Energy democracy, Energy rights, Grid reform, Net metering, Profiles

Spreading energy democracy

A group of environmentally-aware and civic-minded citizens gathered in the spring of 2013 in the village ...

Community solar, Energy democracy, Energy rights, Ohio, Solar co-op

Solar advocate to host open house to educate others on solar benefits

Wallace, West Virginia resident Autumn Long has gone solar and wants to educate others on how to do the ...

Energy rights, Solar co-op, West Virginia

D.C. PSC errs on community solar rules

Last month, the Public Service Commission released its Notice Of Final Rulemaking for the Community ...

Community solar, D.C., Energy democracy, Energy rights

DC SUN releases thorough rebuke of proposed merger

Today, DC Solar United Neighborhoods (DC SUN) released a thorough rebuke of utility and energy generation ...

D.C., Energy rights

Solar advocates do battle in Arizona (again)

The board of the Salt River Project (SRP) provides electrical power to nearly a million retail customers ...

Arizona, Energy democracy, Energy rights

Fight against Exelon continues

A diverse coalition has come together to oppose the effort by electric generation and utility giant ...

D.C., Energy democracy, Energy rights, Maryland, Net metering

Want the big picture on energy subsidies?

In the legislative fight over HB2201, we heard a lot from the power companies about subsidies and ...

Energy rights, West Virginia

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