State and Local Solar Policies
PV Training for Code Officials
Solar Structural Guidelines for Building Officials and Permitting Staff (Code Officials)
Streamlining Solar Permitting in Your City
How Vermont Brought Solar Permitting Costs Down to Zero
PV Online Training Course Updated
Wellinghoff + Tong: Why fixed charges are a false fix to the utility industry’s solar challenges
Rethinking Fixed Charges and Standby Fees: Regulatory and Rate Design Pathways to Deeper Solar Cost Reductions
Shaping the Future of Energy: New York’s Perspective (with Richard Kauffman)
Why Hawaii's Solar Energy Industry is at a Crossroads
Data Not Drama in California: Costs & Benefits of Net Metering
NREL Solar Technical Assistance Team - How they Can Help You
Solar Power Purchase Agreements: A Toolkit for Local Governments

What are the main policies driving solar growth?
While there are many different solar related policies on the federal, state, and local levels, the three most important and impactful solar policy drivers are the federal 30-percent Investment Tax

What is “net metering” and why are people arguing about it?
Net energy metering (NEM) is a policy adopted in more than 40 states and the District of Columbia that allows electricity consumers to sell excess electricity generated from their solar p