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Indiana Law Gives Residents More Solar Rights When HOAs Deny Panel Installations

After six years of trying, a newly passed Indiana bill makes it more difficult for homeowners’ associations (HOA) to ban residents from putting solar panels to their homes, according to Sarah Bowman of Indianapolis Star. House Enrolled Act 1196 gives homeowners the ability to petition their HOA boards if solar panels […]

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SEIA, Wood Mackenzie Report Uncertain Solar Growth Due to Supply, Legislation Issues

Abigail Ross Hopper According to the U.S. Solar Market Insight 2021 Year in Review report, U.S. prices for solar increased by as much as 18% in 2021 because of unprecedented supply chain challenges, trade action and legislative uncertainty. The U.S. Solar Market Insight 2021 Year in Review report. According to the report of the Solar

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Dunwoody College of Technology Introduces New Solar Engineering Program

Dunwoody College of Technology has launched its Power & Construction Engineering Technology program. The program provides an online bachelor’s completion degree option for electrical graduates looking to advance into positions as solar energy systems engineers, electrical construction or design engineers, senior project managers, estimators, or drafters. Power & Construction Engineering Technology

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