[ad_1] SunPower Files for Bankruptcy, Raising Concerns for Coachella Valley Solar Customers NBC Palm Springs [ad_2] Source link
Column: Californians without solar panels pay a penalty. It's time to fix that. – Desert Sun
[ad_1] Column: Californians without solar panels pay a penalty. It’s time to fix that. Desert Sun [ad_2] Source link
Trailblazer 3D-Printed Homes Take Shape In California’s Coachella Valley – Forbes
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Insider Blog: Energy generation in the Coachella Valley – kuna noticias y kuna radio
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Experts Discuss the Coachella Valley’s Future – Palm Springs Life
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Insider Blog: Energy generation in the Coachella Valley – kuna noticias y kuna radio
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Coachella Valley arena developers tout new sustainability efforts
[ad_1] Developers of a proposed 11,000-seat, $250 million arena that could break ground in the Coachella Valley as soon as this spring are touting new plans for the facility ultimately to be powered with solar energy and have a plan to generate zero waste and be entirely carbon neutral by 2025. But Oak View Group — the arena’s developer — stipulates that achieving those goals […]
California’s solar panel subsidies are unfair to the poorest residents
[ad_1] I’ve seen a few people breathlessly write articles and letters to the Desert Sun about how terrible it will be if people with rooftop solar are forced to pay their fair share of costs of electricity. They all have an agenda. Let me lay out what’s really going on. California’s Net Energy Metering program, or NEM, […]
Largest Coachella Valley Solar Company Shuts Down Temporarily Amid Financial Struggles – NBC Palm Springs
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What happened when IID changed net metering
[ad_1] The sunny southeastern corner of California seems like a natural place for the adoption of rooftop solar systems. But in the past few years, the number of residents putting panels on their homes has plummeted. In 2016, 1,696 residential solar systems were installed by homeowners served by the Imperial Irrigation District — a utility that serves Imperial […]