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Maine Voices: Now a criminal, CMP ratepayer chastises company on solar power stand
An attorney arrested outside the company’s office says the company commits moral trespass.
Trump imposes tariffs on solar panels and washing machines
Companies riding the wave of the solar energy boom feared that the move would undercut them.
South Portland flips switches on new solar array
The field of photovoltaic panels is considered the largest municipal solar project in the state.
State’s largest solar array now completely operational
The 5-megawatt array in Madison generates enough electricity to power 700 homes.
Mina Amundsen watching as the campus at Colby College is growing
As the college’s assistant vice president for facilities and campus planning, Amundsen is the overseer of its greener future.
Solar project forces Portland to tackle longstanding issues at closed landfill
City officials admit the site has been allowed to deteriorate, and now remediation may disrupt installation of the 2,800 power panels.
Commentary: In the end, Mainers will reject regulators’ anti-clean-energy rule
The PUC tax on energy produced and used in the home will take effect as an election approaches.
Groups file brief challenging Maine’s new solar rules
The filing appeals the Public Utilities Commission’s new solar rules in the wake of a failed legislative effort to sustain incentives.
In Legislature, solar bill met a more powerful foe: Doubt
Blindsided by a late question of constitutionality, backers see an effort to preserve incentives undone by seeds of confusion.