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Caldara: Energy deregulation beats municipal power grabs

19 February 2020 by DSR

  “Our progressive governor is from Boulder. So is our progressive attorney general, secretary of state, speaker of the house, and senate majority leader. Is it any wonder why our state is turning into Boulder? I lived in Boulder since before it was elitist. I learned the hard way what “Boulder values” now mean. It’s … [Read more…]

Posted in: Colorado Tagged: Boulder, Caldara, Colorado, deregulation, energy, Independence Institute, microgrids, Pueblo, solar, utility, wind

UK Government Introduces New Policy for Renewable Energy Producers

20 September 2019 by DSR

  “The government of the United Kingdom has announced their new energy policy, which is called Smart Export Guarantee. It is to replace FIT, which is designed to encourage uptake of a range of small-scale renewable and low-carbon electricity generation technologies. The new scheme has its critics who say that the UK government should encourage … [Read more…]

Posted in: United Kingdom Tagged: BEIS, energy, epartment for Business, feed in tariffs, FIT, Microgeneration Certification Scheme, MoneyPug, SEG, Smart Export Guarantee, subsidies, tariffs, UK, United Kingdom

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