THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
CEA’s Michael Whatley discussed how we can implement pro-solar energy policies that benefit consumers and safeguard our electricity grid. The U.S. energy markets, including those throughout Nevada, are in the.
CEA Florida’s Kevin Doyle discusses Amendment 1 and how energy consumers benefit from access to solar energy. When Walt Disney World hit the switch on a new 5-megawatt, 22-acre, Mickey.
CEA’s Michael Whatley discusses how New Hampshire can best implement policies that can promote the growth of solar energy while being cost-effective for consumers and protecting the grid. Solar energy.
CEA’s Kevin Doyle discusses how all Florida energy consumers may benefit from Amendment 1. Come November, Florida residents will see a new initiative on their ballots, called “Rights of Electricity.
CEA’s Kevin Doyle discusses how solar energy can benefit all Floridians. Solar energy technology has the power to spark a dramatic and global change in the way energy is harvested.
Two years ago, this solar power group gave the sunny state of Florida a grade of “C” for its success – you might say lack thereof – with introducing solar.
Just last month, people were wondering why the Obama White House would not install solar panels, even when asked point blank to do so. This week we have an update:.
It’s the kind of deal you don’t hear about every day: The world’s largest retailer (that’s Wal-Mart Stores) recently announced plans to add solar generating systems – many of them,.
Last we wrote about solar power, we noted how it was still off limits to large segments of the American population, or made available only through private donations and subsidies..
While it would be nice to declare that solar power was available to all American households, that remains a formidable challenge that could be a long way off.
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