Posts made in March 2020

High Volume Interconnection Queues

March 20,2020 Mark D. Marini, SecretaryDepartment of Public Utilities One South Station Boston, MA 02110 dpu.efiling@mass.gov Kate.Tohme@mass.gov D.P.U. 19–55 Submitted by Doug Pope, President Dear Secretary Marini:We appreciate the Department of Public Utilities exploring the use of working group sessions to engage developers, utilities and public policy stakeholders in deliberative discussions of how to facilitate…

The Impossible Solar Farms

Solar energy has become more affordable, beneficial, and accessible in the past several years, which has sparked a movement in the world. Unlikely solar farms are now popping up in parts of the world we never thought could be possible, and they’re working. Even in places such as Alaska, they are implementing solar farms that…

Solar Energy Helping Brushfire Communities

Tesla and Atlassian is deploying energy systems to help communities who have been affected by the wildfires in Australia. Australia has been investing in Tesla Energy for energy storage systems to prevent high electricity rates and power outages. The Wildfires in Australia Australia faced wildfires that devastated the communities and wildlife in the region. The…

Restoring Your Solar Project with Pope Energy

Solar energy is improving by the day. Researchers and scientists are developing new ways to harness solar energy for efficiency and a less-costly expense. If you’re a business owner, a landowner, or a farmer with a solar energy project that has been neglected or unfinished, there is a way to restore that project and improve…