By John Lynch for WTRF
The Public Service Commission of West Virginia approved two shared solar power projects on Monday.
Appalachian Power Outlines Options For 2 W.Va. Coal Plants
Ten reasons why small-scale, non-utility solar is important
By Ryan Kennedy
Behind-the-meter solar for homes, businesses, and communities comes with numerous benefits, said a paper from Stanford engineering professor Mark Jacobson.projects can generally be placed in two buckets: they are either large utility-scale ground mounted projects connected to the grid, or they are smaller, distributed projects, typically 20 MW in capacity or less.
Comments roll in for $250 million request by power companies: ‘Please do not let them increase rates’
By Brad McElhinny
West Virginia Metro News
Some West Virginia residents have already started to formally protest a rate increase of $250 million a year proposed by power companies serving the state.
