WASHINGTON, D.C. — Companies across the United States are investing in record-levels of solar and energy storage to power their operations. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association''s (SEIA''s) new Solar Means Business...
BOSTON, Mass. — Today the Massachusetts Legislature passed Senate Bill 2967, critical bipartisan legislation that addresses key challenges facing the solar and storage industry in the Commonwealth. The bill now goes to Governor Maura Healey''s...
The Solar Energy Industries Association® (SEIA) is leading the transformation to a clean energy economy. SEIA works with its 1,200 member companies and other strategic partners to fight for policies that create jobs in every community and shape fair market rules that promote competition and the growth of reliable, low-cost solar power.
Founded in 1974, SEIA is the national trade association for the solar and solar + storage industries, building a comprehensive vision for the Solar+ Decade through research, education and advocacy.
California has the largest solar market in the U.S. and has been a longtime champion of solar because of the many economic and environmental benefits it provides, including billions in local investment. Solar supplies more than 25 percent of California''s electricity today, but it must play a bigger role if the state is to reach climate and energy goals.
This guide is from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), a government agency that regulates privately-owned utilities like Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), Southern California Edison Company (SCE), and San Diego Gas & Electric Company (SDG&E).
California is making so much solar energy that large commercial operators are increasingly forced to stop production, raising questions about the state''s costly plan to shift entirely to carbon-free sources of electricity.
In the last 12 months, California''s solar farms have curtailed production of more than 3 million megawatt hours of solar energy, either on the orders of the state''s grid operator or because prices had plummeted because of the glut, according to an analysis of data by The Times.
The waste would have been even larger if California had not paid utilities in other states to take the excess solar energy, documents from the state''s grid operator show. That means green energy paid for by California electricity customers is sent away, lowering bills for residents of other states.
Arizona''s largest public utility reaped $69 million in savings last year by buying from the market California created to get rid of its excess solar power. The utility returned that money to its customers as a credit on their bills.
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