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New Jersey’s Energy Plan Must Put Disadvantaged Communities First

Pari Kasotia | December 2 2019

Governor Murphy has set two bold climate goals for the Garden State: 100 percent carbon-neutral energy by 2050 and economy-wide emissions reduction to 80 percent below 2006 levels by 2050. New modeling from the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) shows us how to get there. New Jersey can meet these requirements with clean ...

Montana Rejects Changes to Net Metering In Win for Montanans, Local Jobs, and Clean Energy

Briana Kobor | November 25 2019

NorthWestern Energy’s anti-solar proposal rejected by unanimous vote HELENA, MT – In a vote of 5-0, the Montana Public Service Commission supported clean energy jobs and the right of Montanans to harness clean electricity from their own solar panels. The Commission rejected NorthWestern Energy’s proposal to end net metering, implement a separate rate class, and ...

NYSERDA asks PSC for funding to add 6 GW of solar, expand low-income access

Sean Garren | November 25 2019

Petition would meet Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act commitment Today, the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) filed its latest petition to the Public Service Commission (PSC) for funding to expand the NY-Sun program. The new expansion is intended to grow the solar market to 6 gigawatts of solar by 2025 ...

Gov. Pritzker Commits to Clean Energy Jobs Act

John Delurey | November 20 2019

Governor Pritzker heard you. When over 500 Illinois residents woke up early to ride buses from every corner of the state to meet with their representatives about renewable energy in Illinois, he heard you. When thousands of Vote Solar members signed a petition asking him to pass the Clean Energy Jobs Act (CEJA), he heard ...

For Report Card Day, DTE Receives Failing Grades

John Delurey | November 18 2019

Report card evaluates DTE’s proposed Integrated Resource Plan on climate, equity November 18, 2019 (DETROIT, MI) -- This weekend, students across Michigan opened their report cards looking for validation of the hard work they’ve put in so far this year. But they aren’t the only ones being graded. Clean energy, environmental justice and consumer advocacy ...

Community solar decision delayed at California Energy Commission

Susannah Churchill | November 15 2019

On Tuesday, dozens of solar homeowners, environmentalists, and solar advocates asked the California Energy Commission to reject the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD)’s SolarShares proposal. SolarShares is the first shared solar proposal being considered under the 2019 Building Energy Efficiency Standards that require most new California homes to include solar energy starting in 2020. After ...

Idaho Power Proposes Changing Rules for Existing Solar Customers

Briana Kobor | November 15 2019

Over 4,000 families and small businesses would see large increases to power bills Boise, ID -- On Nov. 13, Idaho Power Company (IPC) filed a proposal to change the rules for existing rooftop solar customers. This change would decrease the price Idaho Power pays rooftop solar owners for their excess energy by 50%, causing large ...

Sacramento utility's plan could block addition of new community solar, storage to local grid

Ed Smeloff | November 12 2019

California is leading the clean energy revolution by requiring that all new homes include solar energy. The 2019 Building Energy Efficiency Standards require new homes to use either rooftop solar, community shared solar or community shared battery storage to qualify. But so far, no community shared solar or storage options have been approved by the ...

¡Se Fue la Luz! Join Clean Energy Workshops in Arizona

Sara Mayane Barudin | November 11 2019

Join Chispa Arizona, Wildfire, and Vote Solar for a FREE three-part workshop series in Phoenix to connect with neighbors and local leaders to discuss the state's current energy system, its impact on your community, and how you can mobilize to make Arizona's energy system work for you. Register for Clean Energy Workshops » All are ...

Vote Solar Partners With Beyond Carbon to Go Bigger Than Ever on Climate & Clean Energy

Rosalind Jackson | November 7 2019

It’s already November: a time for cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice and giving thanks. And we want to take this moment to let you know how thankful we are that you’re in this fight with us. We truly could not do this work without you. 2019 has been a historic year for solar progress at the ...

Minnesotans call for clean energy at Xcel Energy hearing

John Delurey | November 4 2019

In October, I joined community members, health professionals, students and climate activists in Minneapolis, MN to call on Xcel Energy to secure more renewable energy resources through its 15 year plan, called an Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). We rallied outside and then filled the room at the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (PUC) hearing. Here’s what ...

Florida Regulatory Filings

Daryle | November 1 2019

Case No. 20180204-EI: Vote Solar Amicus Curiae Memorandum on TECO Shared Solar Tariff - March 2019

New Orleans Regulatory Filings

Daryle | November 1 2019

Docket No. UD-19-01: Comments on a Renewable Portfolio Standard - June 2019

Virginia Regulatory Filing

Daryle | November 1 2019

Case No. PUR-2018-00100 Direct Testimony of Caroline Golin on behalf of Environmental Respondents Part 1 Part 2 - October 2018

Case Studies: Clean Microgrids Provide Grid Resiliency in California

Susannah Churchill | October 23 2019

Clean microgrids are small energy systems, typically combining distributed renewable energy like solar panels with batteries and a control system. They can be big enough to power whole college campuses or military bases, or small enough to power a single home. Under normal circumstances, the clean energy generates power for the customer and the battery ...

Time to unleash more local solar, not hold it back

Pari Kasotia | October 22 2019

Earlier this month, the Atlantic City Press Democrat erroneously tried to pit community solar against other forms of local solar energy. In order to meet Governor Murphy’s bold climate goals, while benefiting low income communities, we need to do more of both. New Jersey’s low income residents were pummeled by Hurricane Sandy, where four of ...

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day and Working For Community Solar For All

Sara Mayane Barudin | October 14 2019

I am honored to say that I am the most recent addition to Vote Solar’s amazing team as Interior West Manager. I am a Tribal member of Kewa Pueblo, New Mexico, and I am proud to kick off my role here by saying a loud and proud “Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!” Not only am I ...

Local, Resilient Solar & Storage Can Help Keep the Lights On For California Families

Susannah Churchill | October 11 2019

This week, hundreds of thousands of California households braced for the prospect of losing power for days as major utilities across the state issued warnings of potential shutoffs to prevent their disaster-prone grid from causing fires. It’s an unsettling time and our thoughts are with everyone impacted. Photo Credit: Scott Strazzante / SF Chronicle PG&E ...

Vote Solar and the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy join a diverse array of organizations in endorsing FPL SolarTogether plan to create nation’s largest community solar program

Hilary Lewis | October 9 2019

Program would create a new affordable option for all FPL customers to voluntarily participate in advancing solar energy, including low-income households JUNO BEACH, Fla. – Florida Power & Light Company today announced growing support for FPL SolarTogether, a proposed new offering for FPL customers that would be the largest community solar program in the U.S. ...

Sara Mayane Barudin

Brandy | October 4 2019

Sara Mayane BarudinInterior West Manager Mayane serves as Interior West Manager for Vote Solar and works on campaigns throughout the region. A proud Indigenous woman and a Tribal member of Kewa Pueblo in New Mexico, Mayane hopes to enable economic prosperity and environmental justice for her community and Indigenous peoples through energy policy reform and ...

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