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When Peter Gorr got his first solar roof in 2011, he didn’t know what to expect. But installation went smoothly, the smooth black panels lowered his electric bills, and Gorr — who is very concerned about climate change — relished the opportunity to lower his carbon footprint. He recalled with a chuckle how his wife, Susan, kidded him when he initially hesitated to turn on the air conditioner ...
The Environmental Protection Agency is awarding a more than $62 million grant to Kentucky’s state government to help expand residential solar energy to low-income households, one of dozens of awards given across the country as a part of a federal grant competition. The “Solar for All” competition, funded through the Inflation Reduction Act, is allocating […] The post Kentucky to receive $62 million to expand solar energy access to low-income households appeared first on Kentucky Lantern.
It's not easy when headwinds from the post-pandemic global economy - including high interest rates and inflation - are holding back often costly investment in wind, solar and other forms of clean power.
MANSFIELD, Mass., February 27, 2024--Summit Energy, one of the Northeast region’s premier solar installers, is pleased to announce it has been ranked number 38 on this year's Inc. 5000 Regionals list of the fastest growing privately held companies for the Northeast Region. Inc.’s Northeast region covers Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and New Jersey. Summit Energy has posted more than 500% growth over the last 4-years in the highly
India witnessed a 44% decline in solar installations in 2023, reaching 7.5 GW, largely attributed to land acquisition-related challenges, according to research firm Mercom Capital. The cumulative installed solar capacity as of December 2023 stood at 72 GW, with utility-scale projects comprising 85.4% and rooftop solar 14.6%. Large-scale solar installations fell 51%, primarily due to land and transmission issues