The Future of Renewable Energy in Puerto Rico
In the wake of Hurricane Maria, many Puerto Ricans have been left in the dark. The massive storm left the islands electrical grid in ruins, and three weeks later, the vast majority of its population remains without electricity. It can be difficult to rebuild in the aftermath of such a large natural disaster, but solar energy has the potential to bring new light to the territory.
Solar and Natural Gas Industry Experts and Senators Urge FERC to Reject DOEâs Proposed Cost Recovery Rule
Last Friday, the Department of Energy directed the Federal Energy Regulatory Committee to open a rulemaking proceeding to provide full recovery of costs for power plants that keep 90 days of fuel supplied onsite. DOE officials wrote that the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NOPR) would enhance the resilience of the nations electric system and protect the American people from energy outages expected to result from the loss of this fuel-secure generation."
Avengers Actors Mark Ruffalo and Chris Evans Honor Real-Life Clean Energy Heroes of Atlanta
Last May, Atlanta became the 27th city in the United States, and the largest Southern city to commit to 100% renewable energy. Introduced by Councilman Kwanza Hall, the Atlanta City Council unanimously approved a measure that establishes a community-wide goal of transitioning to 100 percent renewable energy by 2035.
U.S. International Trade Commission to Decide on Possible Solar Tariff Today
Last month, I covered news of a novel solar tariff proposed by bankrupt solar industry companies Suniva and SolarWorld Americas. Today, the U.S. International Trade Commission will decide whether to find favor in a petition to impose a tariff and floor price on imported crystalline silicon photovoltaic solar panels.
Key To Success: Millennials
It is evident that the key to success for clean energy businesses, or any businesses for that matter, is to specifically cater to Millennials. This may not come as a surprise, but Millennials (people about 18-35 years old) are growing up and becoming the leaders and big investors in the United States. This means that understanding the needs and values of this generation, and then molding business practices to that, is crucial.
Employee Spotlight: Rebecca Noyes
SolBid is composed of hardworking individuals, each with their own unique story. Today, we are putting the Spotlight on Rebecca Noyes, Solar Energy Associate here at SolBid.
