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Solar Panel Demand Down Nearly 90% in UK Following Subsidy Cut

Solar Panel Demand Down Nearly 90% in UK Following Subsidy Cut

By The Guardian on May 2, 2012

Solar industry concerns over the effect of the cut appear to be supported by dramatic dip in installations since 1 April

Category: Renewable energy | Tags: 127 Hours, business, Energy, feed-in tariff, Politics, Renewable energy, solar power, UK news | 0

Colorado Republicans Kill 'No-Brainer' Renewable Energy Study

Colorado Republicans Kill ‘No-Brainer’ Renewable Energy Study

By Timothy Hurst on February 24, 2011

The Colorado House Committee on Agriculture, Livestock, & Natural Resources voted to indefinitely postpone HB 1228, a bill that would have explored the economic impact of distributed generation of renewable energy in the state.

Category: Politics, Renewable energy | Tags: colorado, distributed generation, feed-in tariff, Renewable energy, Republicans, solar, wind | 10

Los Angeles Pushes for Massive 600-Megawatt Solar Feed-In Tariff

Los Angeles Pushes for Massive 600-Megawatt Solar Feed-In Tariff

By Timothy Hurst on August 3, 2010

A coalition of business and environmental organizations in the Los Angeles area is proposing the nation’s largest renewable energy feed-in tariff program.

Category: Economy, Renewable energy | Tags: california, feed-in tariff, los angeles, net-metering, solar | 0

Indian Government to Offer 30% Solar Subsidies, Could Increase to 50%

Indian Government to Offer 30% Solar Subsidies, Could Increase to 50%

By Mridul Chadha on April 7, 2010

The Indian government plans to offer 30% solar subsidies to domestic and commercial users but in order to make the program a success, and reach the goal of 20,000 MW solar energy by 2022, it needs to take several essential policy initiatives.

Category: Renewable energy | Tags: feed-in tariff, india, National Solar Mission, NDPL, Photovoltaics, solar energy, Subsidies, Tata BP Solar | 63

Gov. Schwarzenegger Wants to Buy Your Surplus Solar Power

By Timothy Hurst on October 12, 2009

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Sunday signed the nation’s first statewide solar feed-in tariff, a provision that requires utilities to purchase solar energy put back on to the grid at above-market prices.

Category: Energy, Politics, Renewable energy | Tags: california, feed-in tariff, Renewable energy, schwarzenegger | 1

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