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Tuesday, 19 May 2015

Solar Company Sol-Up USA Fights Back Against NV Energy


LAS VEGAS, May 19, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Sol-Up USA, a solar company at the forefront of the fight between Nevada solar companies and NV Energy, is expanding their efforts to fight against the restrictions NV Energy is attempting to put on the residents of Nevada.


“We’ve taken multiple steps to address this issue and make our state government do the right thing,” said Frank Rieger, CEO of Sol-Up USA. “I doesn’t make sense for the government to back something that literally takes thousands of jobs out of our economy.”


This issue concerns net-metering and a cap that NV Energy is fighting to keep as low as possible. Net-metering refers to the process in which solar customers receive credits for the energy being put back into the grid whenever the customer produces more than they use. NV Energy then sells this back to its clients. If the net-metering cap is reached, NV Energy will stop buying solar energy, removing the incentive for solar customers and causing potentially thousands to lose their jobs.  


“Without net-metering, it’s more difficult for a customer to decide to go solar,” said Tu Anh Tran, CTO at Sol-Up USA. “There’s no reason for NV Energy to stop buying solar energy from customers, they still make a profit from selling it back to Nevada’s residents. This is a clear case of a corporation trying to kill competition.”


So far, Sol-Up USA has taken the following steps in an attempt to persuade the state government to side with solar companies as opposed to NV Energy:


  • Sol-Up USA went to meet with state legislators in early April and ask for their support for Pace financing and Green Bank, which are instrumental tools to solar contractors.

  • They were a large part of the rally outside of NV Energy’s headquarters on April 22.

  • They wrote a letter to John Ellison, Speaker of the Nevada State Assembly, and received a response in which states he has no opinion on the matter, which is unacceptable in Rieger’s eyes.

“How can the Speaker of the State Assembly not have an opinion on the direction energy is going in his state?” said Rieger. “This affects thousands of people, it is very strange that he has put no thought into this issue. If he doesn’t have an opinion, we need to tell him to.”


Nevada residents who are looking for more information, or to let their politicians know the way they feel about this issue can visit: http://bit.ly/SaveNevadaSolar


Sol-Up USA is a solar company in Las Vegas. They specialize in residential and commercial solar installation, and use the most advanced solar technology on the market. For more information on Sol-Up USA and to get updates on this issue, people can visit: http://www.solup.com


 


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Solar Company Sol-Up USA Fights Back Against NV Energy

Saturday, 24 January 2015

Rep. Nolan Discusses Discusses Tariffs Against International Solar Panels


Updated: 01/24/2015 10:33 PM
Created: 01/24/2015 9:39 PM WDIO.com


The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) decided to sign off on tariffs against solar panels from China and Taiwan.


The big debate stemmed from the cheap, subsidized products that injured U.S. solar manufactures including silicon energy in Mountain Iron.


Back in December, Rep. Rick Nolan of Minnesota’s 8th District testified before the ITC on behalf of Silicon Energy urging the body to close the loophole in trade law that spurred job losses in Minnesota.


“Unless we want to drive the American wages and quality of life down to the lowest standards in the world which we don’t want to do,” said Nolan. “We have to stop letting these big multi-national corporations dictate our international trade policies, and that’s what this is all about, stop the unfair competition and we can compete.”


Nolan added he’s delighted with the ITC ruling, and he’s glad our local solar manufactures will now have a fair chance to succeed in our economy.






Rep. Nolan Discusses Discusses Tariffs Against International Solar Panels