Despite its small size, Delaware continues to increase its solar capacity at a rapid pace. It is not one of the sunnier states, but strong solar policies are driving the industry. The state’s renewable portfolio standard (RPS) has set a target of achieving 25% of its power from renewables by 2026, with 3.5% required to come from solar.
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As the sun is setting, @solarimpulse is flying on stored #solar energy. Destination Dallas, 1 am CDT: t.co/qVePKb9IV0
.@unimelb is changing the game with a machine that prints 10 meters of #solar panel every minute! t.co/znfoYdpIK4
With a stroke of his pen, Colorado Governor @hickforco may lead our nation in expanding renewable #energy efforts: t.co/cyxTmRXc1j
.@CountyofMaui has installed 2.4 MW of #solar energy and plans on adding another MW! Talk about fun in the sun t.co/2bIa4TbDCL
#Solar gains momentum in #Georgia. Finds interesting allies: t.co/A0JcNWLlVG via @HoustonChron
Teaming up to make your #electricity grids more efficient, balanced, and cost-effective, SEIA and ESA t.co/kICd8eynBh
A new #solar array deal between @StarwoodBuzz and @nrgenergy will produce 3 MG of energy t.co/HXg88Jf5Ee via @DKtravelweekly
Hickory Ridge Landfill outside Atlanta is raising the bar! Their #solar cap produces enough power for 225 homes t.co/eU5djp5CAv
US Military Reduces #Energy Costs + Carbon Footprint Through Aggressive #Renewable Energy Push: t.co/lPfyv3uP7K @dailybeast
Illustrating the Impact of Minnesota’s New #Solar Standard: t.co/3av97l2ZVt via @greentechmedia