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Sharing this communication from Panasonic Life Solutions Company of America: January 7, 2020Dear Business Partner,It has come to our attention that Tesla has recently sold a large quantity of solar panels, once earmarked for SolarCity, into the marketplace through a third-party... Read More →

Following this Knollwood Energy announcement, please read update from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center. From Knollwood Energy: We would like MA residents to know that Knollwood Energy of MA is an active aggregator in the APS Renewable Thermal Program.  We will monetize... Read More →

The legislature passed and the Governor signed legislation yesterday that effectively removes the solar carve out from the states renewable energy goals.  Additionally, it reduces future renewable requirements.  The impact of this law will be to significantly reduce the... Read More →

Clean Energy New Hampshire (CENH) provides the following update on energy bills in the NH Legislature: As of July 22“Governor Sununu has acted on three bills related to clean energy: SB168 was vetoed. This bill would have increased the requirement for solar energy under the... Read More →

June 26, 2019 Governor Sununu vetoed a bill that would have supported Renewable Energy Credits in New Hampshire.SB72 was intended to correct “Renewable Energy Credit (REC) sweeping”, by which the utilities can count any unregistered RECs against their compliance... Read More →

If you are not a customer of Knollwood Energy of MA and you have unsold SRECs, please contact us immediately! Alane Lakritz, Managing Partner,Knollwood Renewables Inc.862-432-0259 Message from MA DOER: Dear Solar Carve-out Stakeholder, DOER takes this opportunity to remind... Read More →

This is a reminder that November 26, 2018, has been established by DOER as the transition date from the SREC II Program to the SMART Program.  SMART Application Portal and Queue As of 12:00 PM ET on November 26, 2018, the SMART Statement of Qualification application portal... Read More →

From the MA DOER: “This serves as notice that pursuant to its authority under 225 CMR 14.00 and 225 CMR 20.00, DOER has coordinated with the electric distribution companies to establish November 26, 2018 as the transition date from the SREC II Program to the SMART Program.... Read More →

From the MA DOER: “On September 26th, the Department of Public Utilities (DPU) issued an order approving the model SMART tariff that was jointly filed by the electric distribution companies, an action that triggers the start of the transition process from the SREC II... Read More →

Comments to the PUC by Knollwood Energy on New Hampshire’s Renewable Portfolio Standard law: Dear Ms Cramton, Knollwood Energy is one of the largest managers of NH Class 2 RECs in the state of New Hampshire. Our customers are homeowners, small businesses and large... Read More →