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LEED for Homes is the U.S. Green Building Council green building rating system that is designed for evaluating single family, low-rise multi-family and mid-rise multi-family buildings.

An ambitious bill introduced in the Massachusetts' Senate proposes to accelerate expansion to the state's renewable energy sector.

This month, we are pleased to feature a podcast with Mintz corporate attorney Ben Stone and Solstice co-founders Steph Speirs and Sandhya Murali.

The price of solar has plummeted an estimated 70% in the last decade as researchers found ways to make solar not only smaller but more efficient.

As Sponsors of MIT's Energy Venture Alumni Event, celebrating the past 10 years, Mintz Levin's attorneys are taking this opportunity to countdown the top 10 moments in energy which they feel impacted the industry and their practice.

The ground breaking of the New Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal in 2013 – the nation's first facility specifically designed to serve the unique needs of the offshore wind industry...

The NC Utilities Commission is working in Docket E-100, Sub 150 on rules to implement House Bill 589 –

On June 4, 2013, Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman signed into law a bill designed to incentivize the development of renewable energy in the state by exempting certain purchases of renewable energy equipment and other project costs from the state's 5.5 percent sales tax.

You may have heard that Governor Brown signed two new laws that may further support California’s sustainability efforts.

Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman recently signed into law a bill designed to incentivize the development of renewable energy in the state by exempting certain purchases of renewable energy equipment and other project costs from the state’s 5.5 percent sales tax.

At its December 16, 2015 meeting, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (Board) issued an order approving a revised incentive program for renewable electric storage to be installed in Fiscal Year 2016, which began July 1, 2015.

The New York City Council is considering a breakthrough bill to mandate installation of solar power systems on all municipal buildings.

By statute, New York state utilities are required to offer net metering of electricity to generators of certain renewable energy resources, depending on the size of the project.

The Las Vegas Sun recently reported on NV Energy's proposal to begin decommissioning its existing coal-fired power plants and to accelerate its investments in renewable energy and natural gas generating capacity.

On August 1, 2016, the New York Public Service Commission approved the state's plan to achieve fifty percent of its generation needs from renewables.

After meetings last week with Pope Francis and Xi Jinping, this week President Obama continued his environmental push with a visit to the UN General Assembly and an interview in Rolling Stone.

With Congress out of session over the past few weeks, President Obama continued to make climate change and clean energy a key part of his agenda.