Democrat Abigail Spanberger’s decisive win in Tuesday’s election for Virginia governor, as well as other down-ballot Democrat victories in races for lieutenant governor and attorney general, mark a major shift in Virginia politics and set the stage for significant developments in the Commonwealth’s energy landscape....
Increased development of inverter-based resources (“IBRs”) connected to local distribution systems and the bulk power system has led to recent regulatory action at the state and federal level to adopt standards and protection requirements to ensure that these resources can safely interconnect and support the...
GreeneHurlocker member Eric Wallace will be speaking at the RE+ Mid-Atlantic conference in Philadelphia on July 18, 2024. Wallace is participating in a panel discussion during a session titled Growth of Community Solar in the Mid-Atlantic: Trends in Legislative Development and Program Design. ...
Eric Wallace and CCSA’s Leslie Elder Talk Community Solar in the Mid-Atlantic Eric Wallace recently hosted Leslie Elder, the Mid-Atlantic Regional Director of the Coalition for Community Solar Access (CCSA), for the November Edition of the GreeneHurlocker Tuesday 10@10 series to discuss the growth of community...
Click here to register for our Tuesdays 10@10. CCSA’s Leslie Elder To Discuss Community Solar in the Mid-Atlantic Please join us as Eric Wallace, counsel at GreeneHurlocker and a member of the energy law team, welcomes Leslie Elder, Mid-Atlantic Regional Director for the Coalition for Community Solar...
The Virginia Clean Economy Act (HB 1526) would replace Virginia’s voluntary renewable portfolio standard with a mandatory renewable content requirement for electricity sales that will scale up to require 100% of electricity sold in Virginia to come from renewable sources by 2050. A report by...
September 30, 2019 is the due date for competitive suppliers offering “Green Power Products” to file their annual compliance reports with the Delaware Public Service Commission. The Report Form is available on the Commission’s website on the Renewable Portfolio Standard and Green Power Products page. Competitive...
In late March, we posted about the Maryland Public Service Commission’s request for comments on a draft “Retail Supplier Load Shaping RFP” in the Public Conference 44 proceeding. In early April, comments were filed by the Maryland Energy Administration, the Retail Energy Supply Association, Direct...
On March 20th, the Climate Access Fund and Solar United Neighbors of Maryland filed a petition asking the Maryland Public Service Commission to require Maryland utilities to provide consolidated billing for subscriber organizations participating in Maryland’s Community Solar Pilot Program. The petitioners want utilities to...
The Maryland Public Service Commission issued an order on January 14, 2019, approving Electric Vehicle (“EV”) Portfolio Programs for Maryland’s electric distribution utilities. The EV Portfolio Programs aim to increase EV usage in Maryland by expanding EV tariff options, furthering utility investment in EV charging...