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Sunrun to bring solar leasing to Florida — if regulators agree to terms

By Jim Pierobon

The nation’s largest solar leasing company wants an assurance that it won’t be regulated as a public utility.

Advocates seek more momentum for Massachusetts offshore wind

Michigan to replace net metering program with avoided-cost tariff

Solar installations put Ypsilanti, Michigan on the clean energy map

Ahead of schedule, Illinois begins value of distributed generation study

climate policy

Analysts: New Jersey’s early RGGI exit cost the state millions

By Elizabeth McGowan

A new report highlighting the benefits of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative provides a context for how much New Jersey lost by leaving the program.

Nebraska

Nebraska clean energy activists seek path around legislature

By Karen Uhlenhuth

Activists are pitching a clean power plan directly to utilities instead of trying to sell state lawmakers on it.

Ohio

In Ohio town, energy ‘locavores’ drive demand for community solar

By Bentham Paulos

Athens, Ohio, residents will vote in May on whether to place a “carbon fee” on local utility bills to support community solar projects.

VW settlement

In North Carolina, charging stations are a priority for VW settlement funds

By Elizabeth Ouzts

As a legal dispute continues over who gets the final say on how North Carolina spends its Volkswagen settlement money, stakeholders agree that installing electric vehicle charging stations should be a top priority.

Illinois

Q&A: Ameren startup accelerator seeks to develop smart grid tech

By Kevin Stark

Brian Dixon, chief operating officer of Capital Innovators in St. Louis, Missouri, talks with Midwest Energy News about his company’s partnership with Ameren on an energy tech accelerator. Utilities are not generally known for innovation. Most have been sheltered from direct competition and held to just a basic customer expectation: keep the lights on. Things are, of course, changing.

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