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Sacramento, CA— The California Public Utility Commission (CPUC) today issued a proposed decision in the rulemaking proceeding initiated over a year ago to determine the successor to the State’s current Read More
LANSING, MI– A new nationwide poll released by the Conservative Energy Network shows broad support across political parties for government action on clean energy development, including 86% support for community Read More
Hearing features broad, diverse stakeholders as proponents of HB 450 (Columbus, OH) — The Ohio House Public Utilities Committee today heard testimony from an array of organizations supporting legislation that Read More
PRC vote to issue proposed rulemaking for Community Solar Act brings program one step closer to launch (Santa Fe, NM) — Stakeholders who helped to develop recommendations for implementation of Read More
Trenton, NJ — The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) today announced the selection of 105 new projects for Year Two of the state’s Community Solar Pilot Program, totaling Read More
Washington, D.C.— Today the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) National Community Solar Project announced a new target for deploying community solar programs nationwide. By 2025, DOE aims to enable the Read More
Trenton, NJ — The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) made announcements regarding community solar at today’s meeting that will expand the program to bring improved solar access to all New Read More
Legislative letter to Public Utility Commission adds to growing list of advocates supporting a strong community solar program for California San Francisco, CA (September 29, 2021) – A group of Read More
Washington, D.C. — The Coalition for Community Solar Access is pleased to announce the hiring of Mike Judge, one of the country’s preeminent distributed solar policy experts, as Head of Read More
Community Solar Pilot Program Will Also Expand Access to Low and Moderate Income Customers Baltimore, MD — During two hearings in late August, the Maryland Public Service Commission unanimously voted Read More
