solar incentive
By Joseph Baker on July 13, 2011
Tags: Energy Future Holdings, residential solar power, solar incentive, Solar Power U.S.A, solar rebate, SolarCity, SolarLease, Stellar Solar Store, TXU Energy
For years one of the biggest deterrents for consumers and power companies to implement solar generating systems has been cost. Coupled with lack of information or streamlined infrastructure, for many, the hassle and money have outweighed the benefits of tapping the sun's energy. In the United States this is beginning to change.
By Jeanne Roberts on February 24, 2011
Tags: Livestock Natural Resources, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Public Service Co., Xcel Energy Inc., Germany, Spain, USD, CO2, Colorado Governor's Energy Office, Colorado Public Utilities Commission, Earth Policy Institute, feed-in tariff, FIT, GEO, greenhouse gas, HB 1228, Inc., National Renewable Energy Laboratory, NREL, Public Service Company of Colorado, SEIA, Solar Energy Industries Association, solar incentive, solar rebate, World on the Edge, Xcel Energy, Bill, Blake Jones, Colorado, Edward Vigil, electricity, energy, Gail Schwartz, Namaste Solar, Neal Lurie, solar energy, solar policy, Tom Massey
On February 17, 2011 Xcel Energy, Inc. (NYSE: XEL), Colorado’s largest investor-owned utility, announced that it was suspending the solar energy incentive application process and cutting the associated rebate.
By Joseph Baker on December 3, 2010
Tags: Cancun climate conference, renewable energy, solar energy, Solar Energy Industries Association, solar incentive, solar power
The Solar Energy Industries Association has released a report that predicts global solar energy capacity to reach 980 GW by 2020.
