Conergy and DOE-Funded Demeter Launch PACE Lease in California
New Structure Makes Solar Accessible to Almost All Commercial Property Owners
DuPont Statement on the EPA's Proposed 2014 , 2015 and 2016 Renewable Volume Obligations (RVO) Rule
DuPont issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agencys (EPA) proposed rulemaking
Illinois Renewable Energy Conference to Provide Information on State Legislative Proposals
The Illinois Renewable Energy Conference, held Thursday, July 16, at Illinois State University, will feature presentations on state energy policies and current legislative proposals.
2015 WORLD ENERGY TRILEMMA REPORT: AMBITIOUS CLIMATE FRAMEWORK NEEDED NOW, SAYS ENERGY SECTOR
--- Global policy uncertainty is one of the biggest obstacles to gaining the $48-53 trillion of investment needed to address climate challenges.
--- Proactive engagement between climate negotiators and industry implementers will be essential to ensuring measures are deliverable and targeted.
--- The World Energy Council Report calls for a stable and meaningful climate framework, guided by clear emissions targets and a flexible approach to the different needs of countries.
Pro-Solar Constitutional Amendment in Florida Gaining Momentum
Today, there are 234 megawatts (MW) of installed solar capacity in Florida - enough to power 27,000 homes - ranking the state 13th in the nation.
SEIA Applauds Efforts by DOE to Expand Solar Deployment
Department of Energys (DOE) SunShot Initiative announced today that it will provide $32 million in new funding opportunities to help spur additional solar development nationwide.
Welsh Government invests 13 million euros of EU funds in marine energy leader Minesto to start the commercial roll out of marine power plants in Wales
UK and Wales strengthen position as global leaders in marine renewable energy
SEIA Announces Support for 'New Energy for America Act'
"Today, solar is the fastest-growing source of renewable energy in America"
SEIA Supports Legislation to Increase Use of Renewables by Federal Government
"When it comes to Americas clean energy future, this is an important step forward - one that promises to benefit both the economy and environment"
Missouri and Kansas Municipal Organizations Sign Renewable Energy Supply Contracts Totaling 65 MW with Marshall Wind Energy
Marshall Wind Energy LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of RPM Access LLC (RPMA), has signed three individual long-term renewable energy power purchase agreements with Missouri Joint Municipal Electric Utility Commission (MJMEUC), headquartered in Columbia, Missouri, Kansas Power Pool (KPP), based in Wichita, Kansas and the City of Independence, Missouri, Department of Power and Light (IPL), totaling 65 MW of renewable energy.
Geothermal Power Ready to Meet Future Power System Needs, New Report Concludes
"Geothermal energy is the few renewable energy sources to date that can provide a full range of both ancillary services and baseload power to a power system"
National RES Bill Draws Strong Solar Industry Support
"The bill would create the first national threshold for utilities to provide a certain percentage of their electricity from renewable resources, including wind, solar, biomass and others."
SEIA Applauds Signing of Major Solar Legislation in Georgia
This new law will help to greatly expand the use of clean, reliable and affordable solar energy across Georgia.
Hawaii Lawmakers Pass Nation's First 100% Renewable Energy Requirement
Hawaii lawmakers voted 74-2 to pass the nation's first 100% renewable energy requirement. Blue Planet Foundation praised the measure, which makes Hawaii a global leader in energy policy by requiring that 100% of the islands' electricity be generated from renewable energy resources--such as wind, solar, and geothermal--no later than 2045.
Germany Will Lead Annual Offshore Wind Installations in 2015 as UK Loses Top Spot, says GlobalData
Germany will add 2,071 Megawatts in annual offshore wind turbine installations in 2015, making it the worlds leading market
----Meanwhile, UK additions will remain relatively steady, but the country will slip to third in rankings behind China, says report
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