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Clean Tech – Early Fall 2013

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20 Years of Net Energy Metering in California

Net-Energy Metering 2.0 in California

With the original Net-Energy Metering (NEM) tariff due to expire, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) filed a decision regarding the successor tariff.

NV Regulators End Retail Net Metering; Consider Grandfathering Existing Solar Customers

Clean Tech & Sustainability Minute: NV Regulators End Retail Net Metering; Consider Grandfathering Existing Solar Customers

Overview of Utility Challenges and Responses to Distributed Solar Energy

Utility planning is changing with the rapid growth of distributed solar in certain markets. This insight outlines strategies utilities can deploy to successfully incorporate distributed solar energy into their business model or generation portfolio.

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Solar photovoltaic systems continue to move down the cost curve, increasing market penetration and raising questions with utilities of how best to manage that penetration. Meanwhile, renewable policies withstand challenges in a number of states. Read more below.

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Greater Adoption of Distributed Solar Photovoltaics Is Challenging Utilities’ Traditional Business Model
Residential Solar Photovoltaics: Looking at the Margins for Retail Rate Grid Parity
Renewable Policies Withstand Increased Scrutiny
Wind Operating & Maintenance Costs: Industry Maturation Will Include Adoption of Fleet Management Strategies

May we suggest:

20 Years of Net Energy Metering in California

Net-Energy Metering 2.0 in California

With the original Net-Energy Metering (NEM) tariff due to expire, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) filed a decision regarding the successor tariff.

NV Regulators End Retail Net Metering; Consider Grandfathering Existing Solar Customers

Clean Tech & Sustainability Minute: NV Regulators End Retail Net Metering; Consider Grandfathering Existing Solar Customers

Overview of Utility Challenges and Responses to Distributed Solar Energy

Utility planning is changing with the rapid growth of distributed solar in certain markets. This insight outlines strategies utilities can deploy to successfully incorporate distributed solar energy into their business model or generation portfolio.

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