Originally published on the ECOreport. Los Angeles has the potential to become the largest per capita provider of rooftop solar in California. Over 40% of the areas where solar could be installed are also in need of significant socioeconomic and environmental investment. A new report from the LABC Institute discusses … [continued]
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is set to launch a solar feed-in tariff program for its customers for the first time ever. Under the program, households, businesses, and warehouses will be able to send electricity generated from solar power projects into the grid and earn up to $0.17 … [continued]
Applications to install rooftop solar PV systems continue to pour in to LA Water & Power. Some 22 megawatts worth and counting of rooftop solar power capacity have been added in the last fiscal year. The country’s largest publicly owned utility has also been signing long-term power purchase agreements with utility-scale solar power project developers. […]
I included this in a “Clean Links” roundup the other day, but it’s really such a momentous thing that I’ve decided to come back to it. Los Angeles City Council has granted the city’s utility, the biggest municipal utility in the US, the right and impetus to sign solar power … [continued]
