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- This Bill Won't Help Coal Communities, but Rolling Back Regulations Will – Daily Signal
Daily SignalThis Bill Won't Help Coal Communities, but Rolling Back Regulations Will
Daily Signal
Passage of the bill would exacerbate the problem of the office's distributing funds to low-priority sites. In fact, the federal government already has implemented a pilot program with similar goals to the RECLAIM Act, and the results were as you would … - Connecticut solar industry wants a clawback – Post-Chronicle
Connecticut solar industry wants a clawback
Post-Chronicle
Connecticut's solar power industry wants a court to block the General Assembly from “confiscating” money earmarked for Green energy projects and instead using it to balance the state budget. Mike Trahan, executive director of SolarConnecticut, said … - Conservative voters back green-energy policies, poll shows – Columbus Business First
Columbus Business FirstConservative voters back green-energy policies, poll shows
Columbus Business First
I needed no 'mandate' to install rooftop solar on my house last year. "Legislation that we have supported promotes customers choosing to opt-in or opt-out of renewable and energy efficiency mandates; expands the definition of efficiency to include more … - SpaceX's South Texas launchpad may get Mars-sized boost – San Antonio Express-News
San Antonio Express-NewsSpaceX's South Texas launchpad may get Mars-sized boost
San Antonio Express-News
Recent photos of the site show two ground station antennas that are meant to track manned flights by SpaceX in addition to a solar panel array and Tesla battery packs. Oliveira said rather than string up utility lines to the remote site, which is …
and more » - Tesla Is Cooling Down Classrooms in Hawaii – Entrepreneur
EntrepreneurTesla Is Cooling Down Classrooms in Hawaii
Entrepreneur
The problem caused by the high temperatures meant a solution needed to be found, so the Hawaii State Department of Education created a $100 million fund. $100 million is a lot of money, but it would only pay the energy bill of AC units for so long, and …
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