What Cleantech Is Doing To Mitigate The Climate Crisis & Racism
How is cleantech helping communities of color to withstand the effects of the climate crisis?
Grid Alternatives
CleanTechnica = Top Trade Publication In 2019 Renewable Energy & Equity Messaging
CleanTechnica scored big in a new report about equity messaging and renewable energy.
Indigenous Peoples & Clean Energy — CleanTechnica Interview
How can renewable energy, indigenous people, and human rights coalesce?
Communities Of Color Under-Represented In Solar Industry
All Things Considered, a daily National Public Radio offering, provided a look recently into how the solar energy industry impacts communities of color. It focused on the experience of one man, Jason Carney, an African American who lives in north Nashville. Carney began working as a solar installer in 2015 … [continued]
8minute Solar & NV Energy Plan New Solar Power Plant With 540 MWh Battery Storage
8minute Solar, NV Energy, and the Maopa Native American reservation will collaborate on building the largest solar and battery storage facility in Nevada and one of the largest in the US.
Up To $9,500 Incentive Offered For EVs Or Hybrid Vehicles In Bay Area
The Clean Cars for All program is offering up to $9,500 for the purchase or lease of an EV or hybrid vehicle for Bay Area residents who qualify. Simrun Dhoot, a spokeswoman for the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, answered some questions about the program for CleanTechnica.
Children Of The Sun Solar Initiative Rises Out Of Devastating Fire
Out of fire came solar — and transformation to energy independence for the Spokane Indian tribe.
California’s $100 Million 2019 Low Income Solar Program Near Roll Out
California’s investor-owned utilities are preparing to spend up to $100 million this year bringing solar to low income buildings, with an expected launch of the Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing (SOMAH) program this spring or summer, says Somah Program Administrator Chris Walker.
Spokane Tribe Goes Solar With Private, Fed Funding
The Children of the Sun, as the Spokane Tribe refer to themselves, are going solar this year with installations in 28 locations generating over 600 kilowatts of energy, thanks to the support of Wells Fargo Foundation, the US Department of Energy and non-profit Grid Alternatives. The project is being managed by the Spokane Indian Housing Authority, in Wellpinit, WA.
Tribal Solar Development Intensifies With Appointment Of New Director — #CleanTechnica Exclusive
Tribal Solar is building renewable energy capacity, resilience, and energy sovereignty as a new director is appointed.
