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India and Italy Solar Power has Reached Grid Parity!

India and Italy Solar Power has Reached Grid Parity!

A recent report from Deutsche Bank concludes that solar power has now reached grid parity in India and Italy, meaning that it costs the same as electricity from the power grid.

SOLAR 2013 Panel to Address Political Attacks on Solar in State Legislatures Across the US

SOLAR 2013 Panel to Address Political Attacks on Solar in State Legislatures Across the US

A nationwide misinformation campaign is underway to dismantle state-level policies critical to the growth of wind and solar. Panelists at the American Solar Energy Society (ASES) National Solar Conference, taking place in Baltimore April 16-20, will unveil the misinformation at the heart of these efforts, and address ways to counter the opposition.

Solar Rights: Net Metering Under Attack

Solar Rights: Net Metering Under Attack

Solar Citizen: Building the renewable energy movement from the ground up! NEWS YOU CAN USE: Solar Rights and Net Metering Saving money can be straightforward sometimes: You build a fire in your wood stove and reduce your heating bill. You grow your own tomatoes and save on your grocery bill. You produce your own solar [...]

U.S. Solar Market Grows 76% in 2012! Now Becoming More Competitive For Millions of Americans

U.S. Solar Market Grows 76% in 2012! Now Becoming More Competitive For Millions of Americans

Added record 3.3 gigawatts of capacity, enough new capacity to power more than 500,000 homes.

Press Release: SOLAR 2013 to Focus on German Success in Solar

Press Release: SOLAR 2013 to Focus on German Success in Solar

What can the U.S. learn from Germany? Two veterans of the German renewable energy industry will answer that question at the American Solar Energy Society (ASES) National Solar Conference in Baltimore, Md., April 16-20. Germany is moving rapidly towards a renewable energy economy and for years has been the world’s top installer of photovoltaic systems.

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