Councilors discussed the city's 150% rooftop solar limit and the policy that grants unlimited capacity only when paired with batteries; staff said a Caltech study is underway but likely six months away, prompting some council members to propose suspending the limit or handling exceptions case-by-case.

Committee members oppose House Bill 2793 threatening Minnesota's community solar garden program.

Energy Code Board engages community to update EV and solar readiness for new standards.

The committee accepted Georgia Power make‑ready services valued at $1.5 million to install EV chargers at five city facilities and accepted six level‑2 chargers from the Electrification Coalition, with four sites serving city fleets and one (Connolly Street/Georgia Hill) planned to be publicly accessible; pricing and revenue models remain under consideration.

Pioneering solar installer PosiGen will benefit from Brookfield Asset Management's new investment, but it could face tougher times ahead if policy changes…

Legislators authorize equal sharing of utility responsibilities under SB 355.

Experts highlight income-based charges to rectify inequities in electricity billing structure.

CPUC findings indicate $4 billion cost shift from rooftop solar impacting utility revenue in 2024

Commission highlights $4 billion cost shift from rooftop solar affecting residential energy rates.

Analysis highlights regressive electricity tax and its impact on electrification efforts.

Vermont allocates 25% of budget for low-income services and 12.5% for small businesses

Senators Watson, Clarkson, and White introduce bill mandating emissions reductions in energy programs.