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Top news A year after ending retail net metering, a new-look PUC restored it for about 1,500 customers in the north of the state.
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Feature Story Net metering and rate design weren't the only sticky subjects for solar this year.
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Kit Carson Electric Cooperative will enter into contracts with solar developers to construct 30 MW of renewable power over the next six years.
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The company said "power economics" spurred the conversion of nearly 3,000 MW of generation.
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The move highlights FPL's strategy of purchasing coal plants with a goal toward retirement.
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Solar permits for the first 11 months of the year were also down 32% from the same period in 2015.
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Carbon Cycle Energy has begun work on a $100 million project to turn swine waste into pipeline-quality gas.
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The National Governors Association said Kentucky, Oregon, Rhode Island and Washington will be working on a new project to modernize the electric sector in those states.
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Feature Story A convoluted renewables standard stalled investment for years, but the new law aims for over 4 GW of wind and solar through a streamlined program. |
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