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News
for September 18, 2001
 The
End of Oil - "Hubbert's Peak - The Impending World Oil Shortage"
Large
Commercial Building Integrated PV Makes Sacramento Debut
LADWP
Increases Rebate for Solar Electric Systems
SMUD
TEAMS WITH LOCAL HOME BUILDERS AND THE SUN
Net
Metering Customer Prevails in Complaint Against PacifiCorp
Adelman
Interconnection Conflict Becomes Formal Complaint to California
PUC
GOVERNOR
DAVIS ANNOUNCES NEW ENERGY EDUCATION GRANTS FOR CALIFORNIA TEACHERS
IN BRIEF
California Power
Authority seeks public comment on 40 MW PV Program
- The Consumer
Power and Financing Authority is posting three draft
request for bids (RFBs), one for fuel cells, one for turbines
and one for decentralized photovoltaics. The Authority is seeking
public comment on each of these draft RFBs prior to their final release.
The Authority believes this public comment will assist in developing
a selection process that ensures projects that are both competitive
and technologically viable. Transcipts from a recent meeting (9/7)discussing
these projects are available online.
2001.09.17 [Report: The Role of Photovoltaics
for California Power Authority - 50kb pdf - other
free reports]
 San
Francisco Solar Bond Measure B launches campaign
- Proposition
B on the November 6, 2001 ballot would provide $100 million
for the installation of solar panels on city-owned buildings, wind
turbines and energy conservation technologies all at no cost to
taxpayers. Proposition B would pay for itself entirely through energy
savings. [fact
sheet] 2001.09.15
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