Subscriber organizations cannot charge fees or use credit scores for solar garden access.

Colorado commits funding for electric vehicle charging and streamlined solar permitting projects.

Industry group CCSA asked the Commission to require utilities to add a deposit-status column to published community solar queues (indicating whether a project has paid the 50% interconnection deposit) to give developers and regulators visibility into progress toward subcaps.

Eversource told PURA that an October 1 implementation for a 10% flat low‑income rate is unworkable without longer customer notifications because the company built a bundled system that also ceases Below‑Budget Payments; company said the earliest reasonable implementation is mid‑January 2027.

The commission votes to enhance funding and support for rural activities and collaboration.

Connecticut's Bill No. 7087 defines shared clean energy subscription services for electric users.

Coalition explores strategies for community solar access and extension of filing period.

New guidelines require operators to create accessible summaries of complex oil and gas plans.

Council unanimously approves budget appropriations and farmland lease agreement with Docheff Farms

New law requires automated permitting platform for residential solar panel installations in Colorado

Senator Lawrence introduces legislation for public ownership of electric transmission systems.

Presenters from the Alaska Center for Energy and Power and the Institute of Social and Economic Research briefed the Alaska Legislature on the Alaska Energy Data Gateway, a legislatively funded public portal that centralizes community and grid-level energy data; they said the tool improves access but still lacks comprehensive heat-use and independent-producer capacity datasets.

Legislation advances construction of in-state natural gas pipeline for Fairbanks and surrounding areas.

Cordova Electric Association incentivizes electric heat pumps to increase demand and reduce costs.

Residents learn about income qualifications for the solar affordable housing program in Texas.

Board approves power purchase agreement for solar project, enhancing renewable energy access for low-income residents.

Representative Chris Morrow introduced H.716 to cap the negative rate adjuster at 4¢ and to exclude behind‑the‑meter consumption from that adjuster, aiming to support rooftop solar and reduce barriers created by shrinking federal credits and PUC rate adjustments.

Vermont's heat pump program lacks alignment with areas of highest thermal burden.

Goulet emphasizes the importance of the data platform amid rising partisanship debates.

New legislation allows low-income subscribers to access community solar in different service areas.

City staff briefed council on the Community Clean Energy program (previously Utah Renewable Communities) approved by the Utah Public Service Commission. Staff said residential participation would initially cost $4/month ($3.88 + $0.12 low‑income contribution), with mailed opt‑out notices and a one‑time $30 termination fee after an introductory free opt‑out window.