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Has Blazing a Trail in Solar Energy Cost California Too Much?

Net Metering: Can we get more green for our green? California leads the nation in solar power, but the proliferation of home installations has been fueled by electric rate incentives.

Solar: Utilities Clash Over the Way Net Metering is Calculated

Too high a price for solar power? A proposal by California Public Utilities Commission President Michael Peevey to change the way that “net metering” is calculated is the latest skirmish

Renewable Energy Costs Are Starting to Come Down

The real promise of renewable energy: clean, green AND affordable The price of renewable power contracts signed by California utilities more than doubled from 2003 through 2011 but has now

Rebate Debate Over Utility-Sector Cap & Trade Revenues

TURN welcomes new CPUC Commissioner’s new perspective SAN FRANCISCO—Catherine Sandoval has upended AT&T’s hopes of smooth sailing in California over its bid for T-Mobile. Sandoval, a former official with the

CFLs: Good Green or Utility Greenwash?

Will the last person to leave California please turn off the energy efficient lights? TURN exposes utility mismanagement of energy efficiency programs—California consumers subsidize energy-efficient lightbulbs for the entire US

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Saving money and the planet

Has Blazing a Trail in Solar Energy Cost California Too Much?

Solar: Utilities Clash Over the Way Net Metering is Calculated

Renewable Energy Costs Are Starting to Come Down

Rebate Debate Over Utility-Sector Cap & Trade Revenues

CFLs: Good Green or Utility Greenwash?

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