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Some Wyomingites are saying that a proposed bill could devastate the solar industry in the state, but supporters say the bill would create a more sustainable power grid.
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New data shows that the Western U.S. produces the most residential solar energy in the nation. California is a main reason why, but it’s increasing across the rest of the region, too.
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The build-out of clean energy infrastructure in the West on its current trajectory would occupy about 39 million acres of land – roughly three-fourths the size of Utah – by 2050. A new study by The Nature Conservancy, however, suggests that the right mix of technologies can cut the amount of land needed in half.
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Lander will play host to a statewide summit on climate change next week. The organizers, the Lander Climate Action Network, hope to elevate Indigenous voices, explore renewable energy and green transportation, and inspire more sustainable living in a rapidly changing Mountain West. Wyoming Public Radio's Jeff Victor spoke with organizer Ariel Greene about the upcoming summit.
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A new report shows many states in the West have the largest solar energy industries relative to the size of their economies, with Nevada in the top spot.
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Several environmental advocacy groups are planning a tour of Laramie's solar power installations Saturday, October 2. The goal is to help communities reach their full solar energy potential by educating folks on what’s possible, according to organizers.
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The wind and solar industries made historic gains last year. Both reached new highs in energy production and capacity in 2020.
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The Wyoming Senate gave its final approval on Friday to a bill that would change the net metering law in the state.Net Metering is a billing mechanism…
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It's been a tough year for gas and oil prices, but solar power has seen steady growth during this pandemic year.
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The National Solar Tour will give Wyomingites an opportunity to learn about solar power from their own neighbors.Solar power converts the sun's rays into…