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Save Millions for Florida Schools with Solar!

Adam Browning | December 12 2020

Help turbocharge the movement for resilient solar and clean energy in the Sunshine State and save millions on energy costs for our schools. Tell your state representatives: Say YES to Solar Schools!

Sen. Stefanics and Rep. Roybal Caballero Introduce Community Solar Bill

Mayane Barudin | January 24 2020

Community solar would bring jobs, electricity bill savings for New Mexicans Santa Fe, NM -- Senator Liz Stefanics (D-39) and Representative Patricia Roybal Caballero (D-13) filed new legislation that would allow New Mexicans to participate in local community solar projects and join rooftop solar owners in the financial benefits of the solar energy market. The ...

I&M Rate Case Settlement Marks Blow to Coal and Gains for Clean Energy

Will Kenworthy | January 23 2020

Utility’s original plan would have bolstered super polluting Rockport coal plant and “essentially killed” solar market in Michiana Lansing, MI - The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) on Thursday approved an all-party settlement in a rate case for the Indiana Michigan Power Company, which serves more than 129,000 customers in southwestern Michigan and the Michiana ...

APS Voluntarily Commits To 100% Carbon-free Electricity By 2050, 45% Renewables By 2030

Art Terrazas | January 22 2020

Advocates welcome this announcement and call on the state to require all utilities to procure 100% carbon-free electricity and to ensure APS delivers on its promise Phoenix, Arizona-- Conservation and consumer groups today welcomed Arizona Public Service’s (APS) announcement that will set the utility on a path toward 45 percent renewable energy by 2030 and ...

Vote Solar Statement on Gov. Baker's SOTC Commitment of Net Zero Carbon Emissions in Massachusetts by 2050

Sean Garren | January 22 2020

“Governor Baker's commitment to net zero carbon emissions by 2050 will set Massachusetts back on a long term path to climate leadership. We hope that he will follow that up with new policies to immediately accelerate the growth of clean, local solar power. The Governor's administration is currently weighing an expansion of the Solar Massachusetts ...

Community Solar Would Deliver Jobs, Growth Touted in State of the State

Mayane Barudin | January 21 2020

Vote Solar releases new job and economic development estimates for community solar Santa Fe, NM -- New research shows that allowing community solar in New Mexico would create hundreds of jobs and nearly a quarter billion dollars in local economic investment, according to Vote Solar, a national solar advocacy group. In her State of the ...

Clean Energy Organizations Appeal Public Service Commission Decision that Discriminates Against Customer-Owned Renewable Energy

Will Kenworthy | January 17 2020

MADISON, WI – Today, the Sierra Club, RENEW Wisconsin, Environmental Law & Policy Center and Vote Solar filed a lawsuit challenging the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin’s approval of We Energies’ discrimination against homes, farms and businesses who produce and sell clean electricity to We Energies. The We Energies proposal that the PSCW approved by ...

Call for Urgent Action on Solar & Clean Energy in 2020

Adam Browning | January 17 2020

Together, we’re supercharging the national movement for resilient solar and clean energy for all. Tell your state Governor: I support solar rights and I’m calling on you to commit to urgent action on solar and clean energy in 2020.

New Guide for Utility Participation in Solar Programs for Low-Income Customers

Melanie Santiago-Mosier | January 16 2020

Report released by GRID Alternatives, Vote Solar and Environmental Law & Policy Center Low-income solar rights advocates released Principles and Recommendations for Utility Participation in Solar Programs for Low-Income Customers today as part of an ongoing campaign to ensure that local, clean, affordable solar energy is available to everyone, regardless of their income level or ...

Advocacy groups request clarity, fair compensation for new solar customers

Briana Kobor | January 14 2020

Boise, ID -- Solar and environmental advocacy groups are moving ahead under the Idaho Public Utilities Commission’s December decision to reject Idaho Power’s proposed settlement to end its popular net metering program and reduce the amount solar customers earn for energy they send to the grid. To help Idahoans understand their options and allow for ...

A win for clean energy in CO

Rick Gilliam | January 7 2020

Good news for clean energy and energy efficiency out of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission: PSCo will disassociate its profits from the amount of energy it sells. Right now, the more electricity PSCo sells, the more money it makes. This creates a clear disincentive for the utility to promote energy efficiency, rooftop solar and third ...

Look at what we accomplished together in 2019!

Rosalind Jackson | December 26 2019

Thanks in huge part to Vote Solar's donors, partners and members, 2019 was a banner year for clean energy progress at the state level. Together we cut fossil fuel pollution, advanced climate justice, and protected solar rights in more than half of the country. Our work in 2019 will impact more than 75 million people ...

Olivia Nedd

Brandy | December 23 2019

Olivia NeddPolicy Director, Access & Equity Program Olivia Nedd serves as the Policy Director, Access & Equity Program for Vote Solar. In this role she works to support Vote Solar’s policy and regulatory work, to advance a more equitable and just clean energy future. Prior to joining Vote Solar, Olivia worked with Florida Conservation Voters ...

Idaho PUC Rejects Changes to Popular Rooftop Solar Program

Briana Kobor | December 20 2019

Existing Idaho Power solar customers will maintain fair value for excess energy through net metering, fate of future customers rests on cost-benefit study Boise, ID -- The Idaho Public Utilities Commission issued a unanimous decision today rejecting a proposed settlement agreement that would have ended Idaho Power’s popular net metering program and replaced it with ...

Public Service Commission Hikes Mandatory Fees for Georgia Power Customers

Katie Chiles Ottenweller | December 17 2019

Atlanta, GA—Today the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) issued a final order in Georgia Power’s 2019 rate case that will result in higher bills and less control over those bills for Georgia Power’s customers. Throughout the proceedings, advocacy groups urged the Commission to reject Georgia Power’s proposed fee hike, arguing that it would be among ...

Celebrating 1 Million Solar Roofs in California

Susannah Churchill | December 12 2019

Watch our celebration video featuring some of the solar customers who made this day possible. Today we are celebrating *one million* solar roofs in the Golden State. With the support of strong state solar policies, California has achieved a milestone that sounded like wishful thinking just a few years ago. Our state continues to lead ...

Utah Solar Customers: We need your help!

Briana Kobor | December 11 2019

Rocky Mountain Power is trying to change the rules on solar customers again. So we’re teaming up with people like you to gather the data we need to support fair rates for rooftop solar in Utah. If you have rooftop solar, please take 2 minutes out of your day to join the Solar Study. RMP ...

Justice, Climate and Solar Advocates Release NJ Equitable Solar Policy Roadmap

Pari Kasotia | December 9 2019

Trenton, NJ — Today, justice, climate and solar advocates were joined by state assembly representatives and the President of the Board of Public Utilities at the state capitol to announce the New Jersey Equitable and Resilient Solar + Storage Policy Roadmap. The Roadmap outlines how New Jersey can help 250,000 low-income families go solar by ...

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 ...

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