The Center for Energy Policy and Management (CEPM) at Washington & Jefferson College has released a new report, Distributed Energy in Pennsylvania: A Distributed-Generation Solution for Pennsylvania’s Energy Future , offering a comprehensive analysis of how locally produced energy, especially community solar, can help modernize the state’s energy system, lower costs, and strengthen grid reliability.   The report  details how rising capacity market prices in the PJM region, a

More than half of the new electric generating capacity expected to added to the electric grid this year will be solar, a recent U.S....

Pennsylvania’s solar output has doubled in just 17 months , a rapid growth in a state that has historically lagged behind its neighbors...

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency recently announced that it is terminating a $7 billion program to provide funding to...

A key policy that has supported the growth of solar energy across the state could be a target of scrutiny in the state Legislature in the...

Solar is a rising source of clean, reliable energy, but there has been some opposition to its growth because large-scale photovoltaic...

The U.S. marked a milestone in sustainable energy as wind and solar officially outpaced coa l for power generation from January through...

Deploying floating solar panels on bodies of water is a developing clean energy technology increasing in use. The so-called...

Local school districts in Pennsylvania will soon be able to lower their energy costs while also reducing carbon pollution by installing...

As the development of large solar facilities continues to ramp up, Pennsylvania is looking for ways to meet its renewable energy goals...

Half of Pennsylvania government’s electricity needs will be met with solar energy by next year under a recently announced new energy...