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Good Jobs First Subsidy Tracker: New York State

10 November 2020 by DSR

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Posted in: Solar Tagged: research, subsidies, tax break

Renewable energy investors increasingly look to UK, says report

18 May 2020 by DSR

  “The UK has become more attractive to renewable energy investors following the government’s decision to lift its block on financial support for onshore wind and solar projects. Britain has climbed the rankings of a biannual global survey of investors to take the sixth spot in Ernst & Young’s “attractiveness index” for renewable energy ahead … [Read more…]

Posted in: United Kingdom Tagged: attractiveness index, auction, Australia, China, COVID-19, Ernst & Young, France, Germany, Guardian, RECAI, Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index, solar, subsidies, UK, United Kingdom, United States, wind

Covid-19 impact: An interview with Amp Energy India CEO

7 April 2020 by DSR

  “pv magazine: What has been the impact of Covid-19 outbreak on solar installations in India? Pinaki Bhattacharyya: The installations are getting deferred by a quarter as of now as India sources around 80% of its solar modules from China making it heavily dependent on one country for meeting its clean energy goals. However, the … [Read more…]

Posted in: India Tagged: Amp Solar Group, China, COVID-19, Inc, India, Pinaki Bhattacharyya, solar panels, subsidies, supply chain

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

Solar tax credit fraud case takes bizarre new twist

9 January 2019 by DSR

  “The energy consultant accused of forging documents to get state funding for a troubled solar power installation at two Oregon universities offered a surprising new alibi this week. My brother did it. In a sworn statement filed Monday in Marion County Circuit Court, Phil Shain, the brother of the Seattle-based consultant, Martin Shain, claims … [Read more…]

Posted in: Fraud Tagged: BacGen Technologies, court, Department of Energy, forgery, fraud, Jim McDermott, John Kitzhaber, Kristina Edmunson, lawsuit, Marion County, Martin Shain, Oregon, Oregon Institute of Technology, Oregon State University, Oregon's Solar by Degrees, panels, Phil Shain, Portland, SolarWorld, subsidies, tax credits

Did secret phone call jeopardize solar fraud prosecution?

9 January 2019 by DSR

  “State and federal law enforcement agents hoped for a confession. But Seattle energy consultant Martin Shain wasn’t playing ball. Agents from the Oregon Department of Justice and the FBI investigating an Oregon solar power project last September persuaded another player in the case to telephone Shain in hopes he would incriminate himself. Agents wanted … [Read more…]

Posted in: Fraud Tagged: Attorney General, court, Ellen Rosenblum, FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, forgery, fraud, Jim McDermott, John Kitzhaber, Ken Lerner, malpractice, Martin Shain, Oregon, Oregon Department of Energy, Oregon Department of Justice, Oregon Institute of Technology, Oregon University System, Portland, RedCo, Ryan Davies, Seattle, Solar by Degrees, SolarCity, subsidies, tax credits, Washington

Cuomo’s Buffalo Billion was beyond corrupt

13 July 2018 by DSR

  “The usual suspects had predictable reactions this week after a federal trial jury convicted three upstate real-estate developers and the State University’s onetime nanotech czar, Alain Kaloyeros, on charges of bid-rigging tied to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s upstate economic-development projects. Cuomo’s harshest critics jumped on the verdict in the Buffalo Billion case as further evidence … [Read more…]

Posted in: Buffalo Billions Tagged: *, Alain Kaloyeros, bid rigging, Buffalo Billions, corruption, court, crime, Cuomo, Elon Musk, fraud, gigafactory, jail, New York Post, Onondaga County, Panasonic, pay to play, public policy, rigging bids, Rochester, scam, Solar City, Soraa, State University of New York, subsidies, SUNY Polytechnic Institute, Syracuse, Syracuse Film Hub, tax break, Tesla, Todd Howe, Whiteman Osterman and Hanna

How Obama’s Alternative-Energy Programs Became Green Graft

11 December 2011 by DSR

  “When President-elect Obama came to Washington in late 2008, he was outspoken about the need for an economic stimulus to revive a struggling economy. He wanted billions of dollars spent on “shovel-ready projects” to build roads; billions more for developing alternative-energy projects; and additional billions for expanding broadband Internet access and creating a “smart … [Read more…]

Posted in: Fraud Tagged: 1603 Grant Program, 1705 Loan Guarantee Program, Amyris Biotechnologies, Cleantech & Green Business Leaders for Obama, fraud, grants, Obama, Sanjay Wagle, subsidies

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