SOLAR POWER

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Plug In Solar 2026 08 25 Blog preview

Visual Primer: States Advance Legislative Measures to Enable Plug-In Solar

More than half of U.S. states have introduced or advanced legislation so far this year to allow the installation and use of plug-in or portable solar generation devices for residential electricity consumers. Several states are removing traditional barriers, allowing qualifying systems to connect through standard electrical outlets subject to specified safety and installation requirements, without prior utility approval, interconnection agreements, or related fees.

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Solar Power 2026 01 27 Blog preview

Visual Primer: State Policies Drive Solar Momentum Amid Federal Constraints

While the federal landscape for solar energy has shifted toward more restrictive policies and spending cuts, state efforts to expand deployment are increasingly shaping the pace and direction of growth.

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Distributed Solar 2025 10 07 Blog preview

States Modernize Solar Programs as the Power Sector Evolves

 States across the U.S. are updating solar programs to better integrate them into the electricity grid. Lawmakers and regulators are refining incentives, rate designs, and interconnection rules to ensure…Read the full report  …...

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Distributed Solar 2025 10 07 Blog preview

Visual Primer: States Modernize Solar Programs as the Power Sector Evolves

States across the U.S. are updating solar programs to better integrate them into the electricity grid. Lawmakers and regulators are refining incentives, rate designs, and interconnection rules to ensure distributed energy resources enhance grid performance while balancing fairness and affordability for all customers.

EnerKnol Research PU Visual Primer Community Solar 2025 06 03 Blog preview

Visual Primer: States Overhaul Community Solar Programs to Reflect Market Shifts

States across the U.S. are taking diverse steps to expand or adjust their community solar policies, reflecting a changing energy landscape. Recent actions include expanding solar access for underserved communities, modernizing regulations to drive innovation, and ensuring affordability to protect non-participants from bearing undue costs.