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News
for September 4, 2001
Struggling
over power - PG&E/Adelman dispute continues
Energy worries dim -- for now
Solar Power Replaces Diesel Generator
for Water Pumping System in Joshua Tree National Park
California Water Agencies Look
to PV and DG
Solar Panels May Be Installed
on (UC Berkeley) Student Union
Xantrex Joins Green Power Partnership
Aimed at Boosting Renewable Energy Alternatives
Parking Meters Begin to Change
- Powered by the Sun
Renewable Energy is Key to State's
Independence from Energy Gougers, CALPIRG Report Finds
Rancho Cucamonga considers energy
options
Events Update - BIPV, Hands-On Solar roofing,
UPex, Solar Electric for your Home, PowerShift Rally
Eye on Hawaii - Army solar hot
water project to reap big savings
IN BRIEF
Solar
Legislation Update
Sacramento
SBX2
17, the Solar Tax Credit Bill, will be heard in the Assembly
Energy Costs and Availability committee on Tuesday, September 4th
upon adjournment of session in room 437. Letters/faxes/calls should
be sent to the author,
committee and committee members. The Bill will provide a state
tax credit for both residential and commercial customers for PV
and Wind systems up to 200 kW in size.
SB
532, Renewable
Energy Portofolio Standard (RPS), would expand California renewable
energy contribution to 20% by 2010. The Bill is being considered
in these last weeks of the current legislative session.
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