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AES Energy Storage says its AES Laurel Mountain facility surpassed the 400,000 MWh mark of regulation service to the PJM Interconnection since the project began service on.
Laurel Mountain, a plant comprised of 98 MW of wind generation and 64 MW of integrated battery-based energy storage resource, has entered its second year of continuous service supplying renewable energy and regulation service to PJM.
President Obama’s budget proposes to increase clean energy funding by B2B Email List 40 percent over current levels, paid for in part by elimination of tax breaks and subsidies for oil, gas and coal. But he proposes to cut spending for environmental protection, Reuters reports.
California governor Jerry Brown has given the state Air Resources Board permission to enact its plans of linking the California and Quebec carbon markets, the Los Angeles Times reported. The board will review the plan this fall, and if it makes no changes, the markets will link on January 1. Brown is in China to discuss the market with that nation’s leaders, who hope to enact their own system.
Germany, France, Italy, Great Britain, Sweden and Denmark called on the EU to approved plans to backload emissions trading allowances, in an effort to raise carbon prices, Reuters reports. The European parliament will vote on the proposals on Tuesday.
The House of Representatives yesterday passed H.R. 678, the Bureau of Reclamation Small Conduit Hydropower Development and Rural Jobs Act, with a bipartisan vote of 416-7. This legislation would help generate thousands of megawatts of hydropower at no cost to taxpayers by authorizing development on existing, man-made Bureau of Reclamation water canals and pipes, streamlining a duplicative regulatory process, and cutting administrative costs, according to the House Natural Resources Committee.
Governments rein in financial incentives: Like most energy technologies, DSEG is reliant on incentives from the government in some part of the value chain. As DSEG technologies have become more cost-effective, and amid a backdrop of government budget cuts, many governments are reining in popular.
FITs in leading markets. Germany, Italy, and China have all retooled their FITs, often placing greater emphasis on onsite generation, to prevent an overheated market. The industry is fully aware that lucrative financial incentives will not be around forever. As a result, many companies see 2017 (the year after solar PV investment tax credits expire in the United States) as the year that solar PV will be able to stand on its own without subsidies.
Laurel Mountain, a plant comprised of 98 MW of wind generation and 64 MW of integrated battery-based energy storage resource, has entered its second year of continuous service supplying renewable energy and regulation service to PJM.
President Obama’s budget proposes to increase clean energy funding by B2B Email List 40 percent over current levels, paid for in part by elimination of tax breaks and subsidies for oil, gas and coal. But he proposes to cut spending for environmental protection, Reuters reports.
California governor Jerry Brown has given the state Air Resources Board permission to enact its plans of linking the California and Quebec carbon markets, the Los Angeles Times reported. The board will review the plan this fall, and if it makes no changes, the markets will link on January 1. Brown is in China to discuss the market with that nation’s leaders, who hope to enact their own system.
Germany, France, Italy, Great Britain, Sweden and Denmark called on the EU to approved plans to backload emissions trading allowances, in an effort to raise carbon prices, Reuters reports. The European parliament will vote on the proposals on Tuesday.
The House of Representatives yesterday passed H.R. 678, the Bureau of Reclamation Small Conduit Hydropower Development and Rural Jobs Act, with a bipartisan vote of 416-7. This legislation would help generate thousands of megawatts of hydropower at no cost to taxpayers by authorizing development on existing, man-made Bureau of Reclamation water canals and pipes, streamlining a duplicative regulatory process, and cutting administrative costs, according to the House Natural Resources Committee.
Governments rein in financial incentives: Like most energy technologies, DSEG is reliant on incentives from the government in some part of the value chain. As DSEG technologies have become more cost-effective, and amid a backdrop of government budget cuts, many governments are reining in popular.
FITs in leading markets. Germany, Italy, and China have all retooled their FITs, often placing greater emphasis on onsite generation, to prevent an overheated market. The industry is fully aware that lucrative financial incentives will not be around forever. As a result, many companies see 2017 (the year after solar PV investment tax credits expire in the United States) as the year that solar PV will be able to stand on its own without subsidies.