Solar Energy News
The Sunshine State and Solar
The Sunshine State, as its name suggests, sees over 120 sunny days a year. Florida’s ideal weather allows the 116 million visitors to enjoy the pristine beaches and world-renowned amusement parks – adding approximately...
Florida Should Take Another Look at Its Solar Policy
Kevin Doyle, CEA-Florida Executive Director looks at how Floridians are benefiting from access to solar energy and how new policies can make solar more affordable, but also more available to individuals who are unable...
Are Arizona’s Solar Policies Balanced for All Consumers?
CEA's Brydon Ross examines Arizona's solar energy incentives and how solar can be more accessible.
Solar power has become a force partly because the prices for installation nationally have declined about 70 percent since 2011. Prices for utility-scale...
Time to Reassess Energy Policies
CEA's Chris Ventura discusses the incentives available for solar energy installations to Michigan's energy consumers and the importance of reassessing state policies to ensure a sustainable future for solar power generation.
With the state projected...
Let’s Re-examine Solar Energy Policies
CEA's Brydon Ross recently discussed the importance of creating policies which ensure a sustainable future for solar energy in New Hampshire.
Nationally, solar generation grew over 40 percent between 2016 and 2017, the U.S. Department...
