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Gainesville welcomes a solar feed-in tariff
Florida can put another notch in its “we’re so trying to beat California at the solar incentive game” belt: the city of Gainesville has just approved a solar feed-in tariff of $0.32/kwh for solar...
View ArticleGRU’s feed-in tariff: a quick, closer look
As many of you solar geeks out there probably know, Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU) recently launched a feed-in tariff, or FIT — the first of its kind in the country. Generally speaking, FITs...
View ArticleMichigan Feed-in Tariff is Live
As Adam called our attention to last month, Michigan has put into place an experimental feed-in tariff for solar. It’s not large: out of a program cap of 2,000 kw, Consumers Energy has set aside 500 kw...
View ArticleMerkel’s New Gov’t to ‘Definitely’ Cut German Solar Subsidies
Just as California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signs into law a statewide feed-in tariff (see Margaret’s post from a few hours ago), Bloomberg has reported that Germany’s new ruling coalition...
View ArticleCanadian Solar to Build Facility in Ontario
Chinese solar-panel maker Canadian Solar (NASDAQ:CSIQ) today announced plans to open a manufacturing plant in Ontario, Canada. According to the company press release, the facility will be capable of...
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Arizona Ponders a Feed in Tariff for Solar
Pointing out that three quarters of the world’s renewable energy was installed with support from a feed in tariff (FIT), Paul Newman of the Arizona Corporation Commission explained that Arizona “is...
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