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  • 3@3 on Solar PV: Unintended Consequences That Could Destroy Solar (And Already Are)

    Today’s topics include why Indian villagers would take hammers to a large-scale solar array; what happens when developers cut corners in order to install solar at the lowest price possible and what are the unintended consequences of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 which is currently being considered as a reason to impose tariffs on…

  • Utilities, Customers in US Southeast Embrace Community Solar

    The growth of consumer purchases of solar power via community-based systems is accelerating throughout the Southeast as more utilities develop or roll out offerings. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Sonnen Turns to South Australia for Solar Storage Manufacturing

    Leading global battery and solar energy company Sonnen will move its Australian headquarters from Sydney to Adelaide where it will also establish a manufacturing hub. Source: Renewable Energy

  • 24 UK Solar Plants Fetch $267 Million in Asset Sale

    Canadian Solar Inc. today said that it has sold a 142-MWp solar portfolio in the U.K. to London-based asset manager Greencoat Capital LLP in an asset sale worth about US$267.7 million. Source: Renewable Energy

  • PG&E Meets California's 2020 Renewable Energy Goals

    Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has reached California’s 2020 renewable energy goal three years ahead of schedule, and now delivers nearly 80 percent of its electricity from greenhouse-gas free resources. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Europe Can Double Renewable Energy Share by 2030, IRENA Says

    The European Union can boost the share of renewables to 34 percent of its energy mix by 2030, triggering hundreds of billions euros in investment and accelerating reduction of greenhouse gases blamed for global warming, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Alberta Leads the Pack With Cheap Wind Power; More to Come

    When the winning bids for Alberta’s renewable power auction were announced in December, jaws dropped. The winning projects were approved at a record-breaking low price of C3.7 cents per kilowatt hour — the lowest price for electricity anywhere in Canada. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Icelandic hydro project assessed using Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol

    The 690-MW Karahnjukar hydroelectric project, in Fljotsdalur Valley of eastern Iceland has achieved “best practice scores” in several categories of the Hydropower Sustainability Assessment Protocol (HSAP), according to the International Hydropower Association. Source: Renewable Energy

  • Homeowners Get New Tesla Batteries in Utility Trial

    Nova Scotia Power has installed Tesla Powerwall batteries at 10 of its customers’ homes in a trial that the utility says will help it meet a 40 percent renewables by 2020 goal. Source: Renewable Energy

  • How to Make Corporate Sustainability a Priority

    The attitude towards corporate sustainability is shifting. What once started as “greenwashing” annual reports, is increasingly framing and shaping operating models, business processes, and even core products — sometimes driving the enterprise to new markets with unexplored opportunities. Source: Renewable Energy