The company, led by CEO Bill Halter, a former Arkansas lieutenant governor, was named the magazine’s top solar contractor in Arkansas and the 12th largest commercial solar developer in the United States. read more >
In a quarter-century of municipal leadership, Chris Claybaker rarely championed a city project as bold and meaningful as Clarksville’s deal to build Arkansas’ first hydrogen production and power plant. read more >
Scenic Hill Solar of Little Rock will create the state’s largest commercial solar project for the University of Arkansas System. read more >
Recent legislation changing Arkansas’ solar power policy has solar developers scrambling. read more >
Developers say it's the largest commercial and industrial solar project in Arkansas history, and one of the largest microgrid projects ever in the U.S. read more >
The Arkansas Advanced Energy Association says the legislation could cripple the state’s burgeoning renewable energy sector. read more >
Last week, Scenic Hill Solar CEO Bill Halter announced a major initiative to make Arkansas a center of solar power that is “American Made, Arkansas Built.” read more >
The collaborative initiative aims to advance domestic solar technology and to position Arkansas for national leadership in the industry. read more >
The news of Thomas’ resignation came immediately on the heels of a fierce notice of recusal from a solar interconnection case. read more >
Scenic Hill Solar CEO Bill Halter said the executive orders will eliminate a "self-inflicted wound" to domestic solar projects. read more >
The 1.1-megawatt power array is part of a public-private partnership. read more >
A Commerce Department investigation that threatens the development of the solar energy industry raises concerns about U.S. energy independence. read more >
A U.S. investigation into Asian solar panel exports has stalled two of Entergy Arkansas’ largest sun projects. read more >
The ruling upholds the net metering rate structure and reverses the authority of utilities to impose a grid charge. read more >
With $30.1 million raised, Tempus USF LLC of Little Rock tops Arkansas Business’ list of the largest private investment offerings ranked by total investment amount sold. read more >
The 750-kilowatt solar power plant is expected to supply electricity for 98% of city government operations. read more >
Bill Halter is hardly the face of Maybelline, but he’s looking good in the wake of L’Oréal USA’s announcement last month that it has reached carbon-neutral operations in the United States. read more >
Scenic Hill Solar of Little Rock is named Arkansas’ largest solar energy company on Solar Power World’s 10th annual Top Solar Contractors list. read more >
More solar customers — seeking independence and self-reliance — are requesting storage batteries for their systems. read more >
Katie Laning Niebaum is back in the energy game, working part time for a group that has established itself as a somewhat unlikely policy titan in solar power: the Audubon Society. read more >
