Bill Cutting Solar Power Credits Goes to Governor
The state’s largest power company, Entergy Arkansas, praised the passage of the legislation. read more >
The state’s largest power company, Entergy Arkansas, praised the passage of the legislation. read more >
The amended bill will essentially halve the credit that utilities pay to customers — both residential and commercial — who generate their own power. read more >
A bill to shift Arkansas policy on solar power appeared headed toward legislative victory last week after some compromises and a heated committee hearing. read more >
The agreement includes amendments to persuade a trade group, the Arkansas Advanced Energy Association, to drop its opposition. read more >
The Arkansas Advanced Energy Association says the legislation could cripple the state’s burgeoning renewable energy sector. read more >
O’Guinn is the second of the panel’s three commissioners to depart the panel in the last four months. read more >
Lack of certainty around the rule could hold up a billion dollars' worth of projects planned in the state. read more >
They said it, we only quoted them. Here are some of the best things said in 2022. read more >
The former Arkansas Public Service Commission Chair Ted Thomas has landed his first client, Recurve Analytics Inc., an open-source platform for virtual power plants. read more >
More and more renewable energy-related businesses are popping up across Arkansas, including solar projects and lithium mining for EV batteries. read more >
The governor told the Arkansas Advanced Energy Association that he envisions an extension of at least two years. read more >
As energy prices continue to rise, Thomas talks regulation and innovation. read more >
She currently serves as an administrative law judge on the state Workers' Compensation Commission. read more >
Thomas is going out as chairman of the Arkansas Public Service Commission with a bang. 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 >
In a blistering filing, the Arkansas PSC chairman referenced "Better Call Saul" and accused Petit Jean Electric of making false criminal accusations against him. read more >
Entergy reached a settlement on similar allegations with Mississippi’s Public Service Commission on June 23, agreeing to refund the state $300 million read more >
A $300 million deal in Mississippi is related to 13 proceedings litigated before the FERC, and Arkansas PSC Chairman Ted Thomas says regulators in Little Rock are involved. 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 >
