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Wyoming Considering Changing Pay Out System For Those Who Have A Solar Surplus - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Considering Changing Pay Out System For Those Who Have A Solar Surplus

Wyoming could join a handful of states that have begun paying homeowners and businesses less for surplus electricity from their rooftop solar panels under a bill in the state Legislature. This bill, which passed a legislative committee Thursday (January 26th), would tell state regulators to reass

Rooftop solar payments may soon change - Vimarsana News

Rooftop solar payments may soon change

Some Wyomingites are saying that a proposed bill could devastate the solar industry in the state, but supporters say the bill would create a more sustainable power grid.

Bartek Hosts Canadian Government Dignitaries at Facility Groundbreaking - Vimarsana News

Bartek Hosts Canadian Government Dignitaries at Facility Groundbreaking

Bartek Ingredients advances its plans to strengthen its position as the world’s largest producer of malic and food-grade fumaric acid with the groundbreaking of its state-of-the-art, $175 million malic and fumaric acid production facility.

Wyoming debates payment system for surplus solar - Vimarsana News

Wyoming debates payment system for surplus solar

Wyoming could join a handful of states that have begun paying homeowners and businesses less for surplus electricity from their rooftop solar panels under a bill in the state Legislature.

Wyoming weighs changing payment system for surplus solar - Vimarsana News

Wyoming weighs changing payment system for surplus solar

Wyoming could join a handful of states that have begun paying homeowners and businesses less for surplus electricity from their rooftop solar panels under a bill in the state Legislature