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SolarAPP+ Has Cut 150,000 Business Days of Solar Permitting Process

SolarAPP+ Has Cut 150,000 Business Days of Solar Permitting Process

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NREL Signs MoU With UL Toward Commercialization of SolarAPP+ Automated Permitting Tool

The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has announced a new initial memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the global company UL to work toward further developing and commercializing the Solar Automated Permit Processing Plus (SolarAPP+) software that will automate the permitting process for residential solar systems. The use of SolarAPP+ so far has enabled local governments to cut down on the time required to grant a permit from a national average of five business days to zero. SolarAPP+ expedites the solar permitting process by making it easier for local governments to determine whether a proposed residential solar system is compliant with safety and code standards. If it is, SolarAPP+ will approve the design and issue a permit instantly. If not, SolarAPP+ will decline the application and indicate the issues for the contractor to resolve. Quickly processing standard rooftop solar applications will increase local governments’ abilities to handle high volumes of permits more efficiently as demand for solar increases across the country. “This collaboration with UL is a critical first step in meeting our vision to deliver instant permitting nationwide,” said Jeffrey Cook, NREL’s lead developer of SolarAPP+. He said the goal is to have the software used to cover 90% of all residential solar and solar-plus-storage permits by 2030. “UL’s extensive code-related experience in the solar market drove our decision to partner with them,” Cook said. “Their credibility with installers, customers, and local governments will help us build a scalable product, while instilling local government confidence in the automated code compliance checks at the heart of the application.” Late last year, NREL released the pilot version of the free SolarAPP+ software to help reduce the time and cost of local government permitting and support faster deployment of residential solar. Safety is a key consideration of local governments—the permitting process includes an evaluation of the system for its code compliance with international model codes including the 2017 National Electrical Code. DOE funded the development of SolarAPP+, and a coalition of stakeholders including the International Code Council, National Fire Protection Association, International Association of Electrical Inspectors, local governments, and the solar industry are helping to develop the software and engage local governments in its adoption. “We are committed to innovative ways to build confidence in renewable energy solutions,” said Ken Boyce, senior director of principal engineering at UL. “We recognize the value SolarAPP+ brings to governments, the solar industry, and the public, and we look forward to supporting jurisdictions in establishing access to safe solar energy technologies for their residents.” NREL has committed to adding new features to SolarAPP+ until March 2023, when it is anticipated that UL will take over management and deployment of the software with code organizations, the SolarAPP+ coalition, and related stakeholders. UL also plans to work to create new features that expand the scope to other clean energy technologies and installation scenarios in accordance with an NREL license agreement. , Read the full article

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A handy solar permitting app added 31 MW of renewable power to nine communities in less than a year

A handy solar permitting app added 31 MW of renewable power to nine communities in less than a year

The government’s online solar permitting platform SolarAPP+ has benefitted nine communities in two states, accounting for panels atop thousands of households. Last May, the Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory released its SolarAPP+ to assist installers with solar permits. The program, which is currently in use in nine communities in Arizona and California, has saved…

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A faster, less complicated permitting process will only make solar more appealing to residential customers, resulting in more customer conversions overall. But contractors can also bump up their sales by directly sourcing solar sales leads that have been verified as ready buyers.

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Faster Permits with Solar APP+

Faster Permits with Solar APP+

The Benefits of SolarAPP+ When considering the choice of adding a photovoltaic power system to their home, some homeowners are intimidated by a perceived amount of bureaucracy and red tape. They know there are incentives and programs out there to help them with installations and purchase costs. But they also expect “hoops” to go through and qualifications for necessary permits. While some of that…

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DOE Sec. Jennifer Granholm pushes for jurisdictions to adopt SolarAPP+ during Berkeley stop

https://koliasa.com/doe-sec-jennifer-granholm-pushes-for-jurisdictions-to-adopt-solarapp-during-berkeley-stop/ DOE Sec. Jennifer Granholm pushes for jurisdictions to adopt SolarAPP+ during Berkeley stop - ...

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October solar policy snapshots

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October solar policy snapshots

Virginia is the latest state to make a renewable energy commitment thanks to Gov. Ralph Northam’s executive order.

Vote Solar says Massachusetts must triple SMART program to reach climate goals Boston, Massachusetts

Vote Solar released a report that found the policy environment in Massachusetts is slowing the growth of the state’s solar industry and may make it impossible to accomplish its renewable energy goals. The advocacy organization says the state should triple the Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target (SMART) program to 4,800 MW to get back on track.

Vote Solar urges FPL to make SolarTogether program more equitable Tallahassee, Florida

Vote Solar was busy last month. The group filed testimony with the Florida Public Service Commission asking it to allot 100 MW of SolarTogether capacity for at least 20,000 low-income households. The group says the existing plan boosts utility shareholder profits and puts solar out of reach for Floridians with higher-than-average energy burdens.

California outlaws city taxes on rooftop solar energy Sacramento, California

Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed a law that ensures financial protection for California rooftop solar customers. The new law prohibits cities and counties from taxing the energy generated by rooftop solar panels used by homeowners or businesses. It passed both the house and senate with unanimous support.

U.S. senators introduce supplemental legislation for SolarAPP Washington, D.C.

Bipartisan senators introduced the American Energy Opportunity Act, which aims to give local governments the tools to simplify and standardize clean energy permitting for residents and businesses. The legislation builds on the Solar Automated Permit Processing (SolarAPP) initiative that was spearheaded by SEIA and the Solar Foundation last year. TSF’s SolSmart program has been working toward similar goals separately for some time. 

Louisiana loses net metering Baton Rouge, Louisiana

In September, the Louisiana Public Service Commission voted to end the one-for-one net-metering structure that had been in place since 2007. Existing rooftop solar customers will be grandfathered in for 15 years, but future solar customers will only receive the avoided cost, or about 3 cents per kWh, for exporting energy back to the grid. Residents of the City of New Orleans are not affected because they are regulated by the City Council, not the Public Service Commission, according to WWL.

California invests $120 million in low-income solar with new program Sacramento, California

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) approved the new Disadvantaged Communities – Single-family Solar Homes (DAC-SASH) program that aims to increase adoption of solar power in disadvantaged communities. It will provide $8.5 million in incentives annually through 2030 to reduce the cost of going solar for qualifying households. DAC-SASH is administered by GRID Alternatives, so solar job training opportunities will be incorporated into every project.

Virginia governor issues executive order for 30% renewables by 2030 Richmond, Virginia

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam issued an executive order to develop a plan to produce 30% of the state’s energy from renewable sources by 2030, and 100% from carbon-free sources by 2050. The order also requires developing an energy workforce plan to ensure disadvantaged communities have access to careers in clean energy.

San Diego City Council forms community choice aggregation program San Diego, California

The San Diego City Council voted to form a community choice aggregation program to offer residents in San Diego and up to four other cities a choice other than San Diego Gas & Electric for their power source, according to the San Diego Union Tribune. The new CCA, which doesn’t have a name yet, is expected to offer customers rates that are about 5% lower than SDG&E rates. The CCA should be active starting in 2021.

Kentucky extends public comment period for new net-metering law Frankfort, Kentucky

The Kentucky Public Service Commission has extended the time period to Oct. 15 that the public can submit written comments on the state’s net-metering changes. The new net-metering state law gives the PSC responsibility to set how much utilities can charge solar customers for the electricity they send back to the grid, according to WFPL. The new rates haven’t been decided yet, but the law takes effect in 2020.

Vote Solar urges California not to extend life of fossil fuel plants Sacramento, California

The California Public Utility Commission (CPUC) issued a proposed decision that would allow existing fossil fuel plants to operate until 2023 instead of closing in 2020. The CPUC does plan to replace the aging plants with 2,500 MW of clean energy capacity eventually, but Vote Solar says extending the life of these plants even for three years could thwart the state’s goal of reaching 100% renewable energy by 2045.

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Solar Industry Unveils Campaign to Streamline Solar Permitting

With the support of industry leaders, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and The Solar Foundation today are unveiling the Solar Automated Permit Processing (SolarAPP) initiative, which will streamline permitting and slash the cost of solar installations. from AltEnergyMag.com Articles, Stories and Products http://www.altenergymag.com/stream/stories/#29450

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Solar Industry Unveils Campaign to Streamline Solar Permitting

With the support of industry leaders, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and The Solar Foundation today are unveiling the Solar Automated Permit Processing (SolarAPP) initiative, which will streamline permitting and slash the cost of solar installations. from AltEnergyMag.com Articles, Stories and Products http://www.altenergymag.com/stream/stories/#29450

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