NYC To Spend $2.3B to Cut Emissions
Mayor Bloomberg said on Monday the city will spend big to meet a 30% emissions reduction goal by 2017.
Solar Companies Beginning to Leave U.S. Market
With less than half a year left before tax incentives expire, solar companies are wrapping up U.S. projects and looking overseas for 2009 contracts.
Sencera To Build Thin Film Plant in North Carolina
Thin film solar company decides to remain in Charlotte, North Carolina after receiving incentives.
Evergreen Solar to Redeem $90M in Convertible Notes
On July 21, Massachusetts-based solar company will redeem in full convertible notes due 2012.
EnerNOC Passes Contracted Revenue Milestone
Company has contracted $500 million for demand response and energy management solutions.
Third-Generation Prius To Have Solar Roof – Reports
Unidentified sources say the next generation Prius will have a solar-roof option.
Vermont Utility to Boost Net Metering Rate
Green Mountain Power Corp. has received regulatory permission to pay solar system owners at a rate higher than mandated net metering.
Montana Conservation Deal Was A Diversion
Bush Administration reached a closed-door deal to allow Plum Creek Timber Co. to begin residential development of timber lands.
Iberdrola Tenders Offer for 100% of Greek Wind Company
Spanish renewable energy company already owns roughly half of the shares in Rokas Group.
South Korean Company to Build Polysilicon Plant
Construction materials maker KCC plants to spend $3.8 billion to build a plant in South Korea to produce raw material for solar industry.
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