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WeSolar Inc. and the University of Maryland Medical System announced a partnership to develop a solar farm in Baltimore.
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Read More »Solar farm coming to Baltimore in WeSolar, UMMS deal
Maryland Democrats renew efforts for landmark climate change legislation
Maryland’s Democratic lawmakers in the General Assembly are taking another run at major environmental legislation during this year’s session.
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Read More »Standard Solar acquires more community solar in Maryland
Rockville-based Standard Solar Inc. acquired the 2.9 megawatt Klees Mill community solar project from developer partners Ogos Energy LLC and Earth and Air Technologies.
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Read More »Standard Solar acquires 28.5 MW commercial solar project
Rockville-based Standard Solar announced it has acquired a fully operational 28.5 MW solar project from funds managed by True Green Capital Management.
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Read More »Solar energy could power 40% of US electricity by 2035, report finds
A new report says solar energy has the potential to supply up to 40% of the nation’s electricity within 15 years — a 10-fold increase over current output.
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Read More »BentallGreenOak, Summit Ridge Energy to develop community solar power project in Maryland
BentallGreenOak, on behalf of an institutional investor, announced plans to install its first community solar project.
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Read More »Howard County launches multisite solar power project
Howard County’s Power Purchase Agreement will generate 44 million kWh a year, covering more than 50% of the county’s energy usage.
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Read More »Md. high court: State law trumps county control of solar panels
State law trumps local control over the placement of solar electricity panels, Maryland’s top court unanimously ruled Monday. In its 7-0 decision, the Court of Appeals said the Maryland General Assembly’s comprehensive delegation of regulatory authority to the state Public ...
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Read More »Hopkins to get majority of its power from solar starting in 2021
Johns Hopkins University will get the majority of its energy from solar power, under an agreement the university announced Monday. Under the 15-year agreement, starting in 2021 the university will supply most of its campuses with more than 250,000 megawatt ...
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Read More »Maryland solar firm opens Chicago office
A Maryland solar energy developer and financer has opened an office in downtown Chicago in anticipation of increased demand for new systems in Illinois an in the Midwest.
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