New York hits 2-GW milestone for community solar installations
This community solar milestone contributes to 5 GW of distributed solar operating across the state of New York.
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This community solar milestone contributes to 5 GW of distributed solar operating across the state of New York.
Toronto-based solar developer OYA Renewables is planning two community solar projects totaling 13 MW that will be enrolled in New York State's Expanded
The New York Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) in partnership with National Grid today announced 21 community solar projects, totaling more than 120 megawatts, have been selected as part of the first round of a community solar program that delivers the benefits of clean energy to underserved New Yorkers.
On September 15, the New York Public Service Commission ("Commission") issued orders modifying the Expanded Solar for All ("E-SFA") program and implementing several billing measures to address pervasive CDG billing delays by utilities.
As part of Climate Week, Governor Hochul announced four gigawatts of distributed solar—community, residential, small commercial and industrial projects—have been installed across the state, enough to power more than 710,000 homes, underscoring New York's leadership in growing one of the strongest solar markets in the nation