Farmers and land owners throughout North Carolina are starting to fully realize the financial and environmental benefits of solar installations on their property. Many farmers are supplementing their annual income by leasing portions of their land to solar installers throughout the state. In an article republished by the News & Observer, author Sammy Fretwell reveals […]
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A new report, completed by the North Carolina Sustainable Energy Association, found that, “conventional electricity costs have increased by an annual average of approximately 3 percent over the past decade.” The study then reported, “the national trend for the cost of solar photovoltaics (PV) panels and their subcomponents has declined by 37 percent from 2008 […]
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Green State Power is an exhibitor at the 2012 Federal Construction and Infrastructure Summit in Wilmington, NC. This summit brings industry and government together to allow the government to have access to the best construction companies for their infrastructure needs. The “FEDCON Summit” will bring together over 800 representatives of the Corps of Engineers, Naval […]
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A nationwide poll, published in USA Today along with other notable resources, shows American voters strongly in favor of developing and using solar energy in the future. “From September 4 to 9, 2012, Hart Research undertook an online national survey of 1,206 registered voters on behalf of SEIA, including an oversample of swing voters (resulting […]
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Green State Power is pleased to unveil our newly redesigned website, built by TheeDesign Studio, a Raleigh, NC based web design and SEO company.
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NC Green Power announced a change in premium payments for new small solar PV agreements. This change will go into effect on September 10, 2012. From NC Green Power: NOTICE OF CHANGE IN PREMIUM FOR NEW SMALL SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC (PV) AGREEMENTS – The maximum premium for all new small solar PV agreements of 5 kW or less […]
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Plastic Revolutions and Green State Power were featured in the April 2011 newsletter by NC GreenPower. The 52kW ballasted solar pv system was installed by Green State Power in 2010. Plastic Revolutions decided to add another 59kW in 2011 for a total system size of 111kW. Plastic Revolutions has installed an internal water recycling plant, […]
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