Recording of Rooftop Solar on the Rise webinar
In this recorded webinar, experts walk through the latest trends in small-scale solar growth, and local and state officials sharing what they're doing to support rooftop solar.
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California: PG&E, SoCal Edison and SDG&E push drastic net metering rollback, high fixed solar charges
California's big three utilities are trying to cut net metering payments and impose heavy solar fees even as the state is working toward ever more ambitious climate goals.
Florida Power & Light, Duke Energy and Tampa Electric Company fight pro-solar policies
Sunshine State utilities Florida Power & Light, Duke Energy and Tampa Electric Company have influenced state politics and utility regulation to hold back rooftop solar. In 2016, they pushed a deceptive, anti-solar ballot initiative, and just last year tried to roll back net metering.
Frontier Group at 25: A clean energy future
Fifteen years ago, a clean energy revolution was just starting to take shape. Frontier Group research helped the public and decision-makers to understand the possibilities, and embrace the promise of a future built on renewable energy.
Frontier Group at 25: A Million Solar Roofs
In the winter of 2000-2001, millions of California homes went dark as manipulation of California’s deregulated electricity market created rolling blackouts and bankrupted a utility. It also set the stage for a clean energy revolution in California.
Not all change is sacrifice: Getting rid of fossil fuel uses that make us miserable
“Change” is often seen as synonymous with “sacrifice,” especially where the environment is concerned. But sometimes giving things up is no sacrifice at all. There are some fossil fuel-intensive activities that make us absolutely miserable. The opportunity to get rid of some of those activities shouldn’t be seen as a sacrifice, but rather as a tantalizing treat.