D.C.'s progress toward a goal of 100% clean energy by 2032 faces challenge of city's lack of control over electricity supply.

Community solar developers in New York are facing a very different set of market challenges from the ones they experienced over the last five years.

Investor-owned utilities and energy service companies in New York made recommendations on community choice aggregation rules.

New York legislators have passed a bill that would connect downstate customers with upstate community solar projects by allowing cross-utility crediting.

The Duke Energy Accountability Coalition has called for shareholders to vote CEO Lynn Good off the company’s board of directors during its annual meeting.

D.C.’s Solar For All program has put panels on the roofs of 200 low-income single-family homes and launched 130 community renewable energy facilities.

The New Jersey BPU released a proposal to restructure the state's solar programs to help it meet its goal of quadrupling capacity by 2035.

New Jersey's BPU is studying which is most effective at attracting & keeping community solar subscribers: sending 2 separate bills or 1 “consolidated” bill.

The Rhode Island PUC rejected a proposal from National Grid to remove barriers for low-income customers to access clean energy.

Sustainable CUNY held a webinar to discuss the different ways New York City is making solar power available to low- to moderate-income residents.