South Carolina plans to offer “one to one” net energy metering (NEM) for distributed solar generation – that is, residents and consumers with solar panels will be allowed to simply reduce the amount of power they purchase from the utility by one kilowatt-hour for every kilowatt-hour of solar they generate themselves.
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Palmetto Sun – Net Metering Agreement Paves Way for South Carolina Solar Market
By / February 17, 2015 / 0
Be Xcel-lent To Each Other: PUCs Making Utilities Make Nice With Solar
By / February 2, 2015 / 0
Growth in solar generation across the country is giving utilities the occasion to do some New Year’s soul-searching over whether this new paradigm of power generation will help or hurt their business in the long term.
3 Companies Revolutionizing Energy Access for the World’s Poor
By / January 20, 2015 / 0
These 3 companies are have pioneered innovative business solutions to sell solar products in emerging markets, helping to bring clean, affordable energy to the “bottom billion”
Shout Out For Solar Day
By / January 16, 2015 / 0
Happy “Shout Out For Solar” day! If you’re obsessed with all things solar like we are, you might not need a special occasion to tell your friends and family about
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Turning Lead Car Batteries into New Solar Panels
By / January 12, 2015 / 0
The lead from the battery is mixed with various acids and the resulting solutions are laid out on a thin flexible film to create the solar cell.
