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Balcony Solar Panels Set to Spread Across New England
InnovationFeb 16

Balcony Solar Panels Set to Spread Across New England

Renters and apartment dwellers in five New England states could soon access the same solar savings as homeowners, thanks to plug-in panels that hang from balconies. More than two dozen states are considering legislation this year to make the European energy trend available to millions of Americans.

Google News - Clean Energy2 min read
Hawaii's Balcony Solar Bills Bring Clean Energy to Renters
Planet WinsFeb 11

Hawaii's Balcony Solar Bills Bring Clean Energy to Renters

Hundreds of thousands of Hawaii apartment dwellers could finally generate their own solar power thanks to new legislation allowing plug-and-play balcony panels. Six bills now moving through the state Legislature would make the Aloha State the second in the U.S. to embrace technology already powering over a million European homes.

Google News - Clean Energy3 min read
France Makes Home Solar Batteries Affordable Through Rentals
SolutionsFeb 11

France Makes Home Solar Batteries Affordable Through Rentals

French homeowners who want to harness solar power but can't afford expensive batteries now have a new option: renting. The growing trend makes clean energy accessible to families who were previously priced out.

PV Magazine2 min read
Kashmir Approves Free Power for 223,000 Families
SolutionsFeb 2

Kashmir Approves Free Power for 223,000 Families

More than 200,000 of Kashmir's poorest families will soon receive 200 units of free electricity each month. The program targets households under India's food security program, delivering on a key campaign promise while expanding clean energy access.

Indian Express3 min read
California Legalizes Balcony Solar to Cut Power Bills
SolutionsJan 18

California Legalizes Balcony Solar to Cut Power Bills

California just became the second state to legalize plug-in solar panels that renters and homeowners can mount on balconies, patios, or yards without major installation. The new law could save millions of Californians up to $450 per year while making clean energy accessible to everyone.

Google News - Clean Energy3 min read