Archive for year: 2017

As the offshore wind industry looks to take off in the US, the Offshore Wind Hub promises to be a useful tool.

Many of the initiatives to move our energy system towards clean, renewable power emanate from the state and local levels.

Sterling, Massachusetts is demoing grid 2.0 with a multi-million-dollar investment that will pay for itself in just two years.

Now more than ever, policies and programs to promote sustainable energy resources will come from the state level.

May was an exciting month for the U.S.’s emerging offshore wind sector.

Impending changes to net metering policies and utility rates could drastically reduce the value of solar bill savings for commercial ratepayers in California. For affordable housing properties, the changes could translate into a 50 percent loss in solar savings.

With its recent massive power outage, people in San Francisco now know what it’s like to live on the East Coast.

The little town of Sterling, MA is getting a lot of attention these days. Not only has the Sterling Municipal Light Department won awards for its new solar+storage microgrid, the town is getting visitors from Germany, Japan, Norway and many other countries.

The Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) has published a new report to help state and municipal energy agencies support the development of solar+storage in LMI communities.

Clean Energy Group announces grant recipients in a pilot program to increase community-based organizations’ implementation of resilient power technologies.