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Did California Break the Law While Cutting Rooftop Solar Subsidies
California was the leader for solar power installations in the USA for years. No other state compared, including in terms of rooftop solar power installations. Part of this was due to a net metering policy in the Golden State that provided rooftop solar panel owners with credits equal to the … [continued]
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Is Xi Jinping Controlling Chinese Made Solar Panels In The US?
Undisclosed internet communications devices have been discovered in the inverters of solar panels manufactured in China.
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Port Elgin’s Ian MacKay heading into another NLL final
Port Elgin’s Ian MacKay and the Buffalo Bandits will try for the “three-peat” when they meet the Saskatchewan Rush in the National Lacrosse League’s best-of-three championship series. The Rush swept the Halifax Thunderbirds, and we’ll make our first finals appearance since 2018 against the two-time defending Bandits. Buffalo will host Game 1 of the series […]
PG&E Advancing $43 Million for Nine New Community Microgrids in Northern California
Application Window for Second Wave of PG&E Microgrid Incentive Program Grants Opens April 3 OAKLAND, California — Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) today announced its intent to award up to $43 million in Microgrid Incentive Program (MIP) grant funding for the development of nine new community-driven microgrids throughout its … [continued]
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Making Distributed Energy Resources Pay
A study by researchers at MIT finds that distributed energy systems can stabilize the grid and pay homeowners to participate.
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