by David Nurse | Jun 28, 2017 | Blog |
2016 was an interesting year for the solar industry. The industry grew, policies changed, and solar continued to surpass expectations. Three Quick Facts About Solar Projects In 2016 According to SEIA, 2016 was an unusually strong year for solar. Solar ranked as the...
by David Nurse | Jun 27, 2017 | Blog |
Who do you turn to for reliable news about the solar energy industry? Weโve identified seven trustworthy websites (and a bonus site!) you can turn to for the latest in solar news, industry changes, upcoming renewables projects, and more. Check out the list below and...
by David Nurse | May 8, 2017 | Blog |
Renewable energy tax credits are essential to early-stage and small developers. These tax credits allow developers to sell energy cheaper so they can compete with traditional energy sources, like coal and natural gas, because these developers get money on the back end...
by David Nurse | May 4, 2017 | Blog |
In the renewable energy industry, winning a request for proposal (RFP) can help you to not only close a single projectโit can help you build a business relationship with lasting potential. So, whatโs the secret to winning that solar RFP? Get your foot in the door...
by David Nurse | Apr 27, 2017 | Blog |
Across the United States, the renewable energy policy landscape varies as much as the terrain. Solar and wind policies are driven largely by individual statesโeach with its own focus (or lack thereof). Following are highlights of the most-promising and least-promising...
by David Nurse | Apr 12, 2017 | Blog |
At a crisp 5,778 degrees Kelvin, the photosphere of the sun wouldnโt be a pleasant place for humans to vacation. But despite its unbelievable heat, the sunโand the solar energy it providesโis really pretty cool. Take a look at this compilation of solar energy facts...
by David Nurse | Mar 31, 2017 | Blog |
When you think about the top solar states in the U.S., you may have a preconceived idea of which ones make the list. And while some of the leaders in the U.S. solar market are probably those youโd expect, others may surprise you. (For example, the Sunshine State is...
by David Nurse | Mar 20, 2017 | Blog |
For many people in the solar business, identifying and evaluating solar companies to partner with is a tedious task. One helpful question that can jump-start the evaluation process is: Which solar companies have been the most active and had the most success? At Energy...
by David Nurse | Jun 22, 2016 | Solar, Renewables |
It is hard to believe that we are already more than halfway through 2016. Before we know it we’ll be wrapping up another year and looking back at the 2016 solar market, but donโt panic! The EA team is here to help you stay up to dateย on everything still to come...
by David Nurse | Jun 2, 2016 | Blog |
Our clients often refer to Energy Acuity (EA) as a โone-stop-shopโ for their business development needs. This involves utilizing our request for proposals, up-to-date project tracking, executive information, energy pricing data, and our extensive property data. Some...
by David Nurse | Apr 22, 2016 | Blog |
Given the right market conditions and incentives, a thriving solar industry can arise even in a seemingly unlikely area. Take North Carolina for example. Prior to the passage of its Renewable Portfolio Standard in 2008, only a truly savvy observer would have been able...
by David Nurse | Jan 20, 2016 | Blog |
The war over net-metering between solar advocates and utilities rages on. Nevada, home to a (formerly) rapidly expanding residential solar industry and some of the nationโs most abundant solar resources, recently became the site of perhaps the most decisive victory...