Not long ago, the rise of U.S. renewable energy was largely tied to state policies that required or encouraged utilities to meet benchmarks for obtaining wind and solar power. The first of these “renewable portfolio standard,” or RPS, laws was likely the one adopted in Iowa in 1983. But they didn’t become a trend until […]
Not long ago, the rise of U.S. renewable energy was largely tied to state policies that required or encouraged utilities to meet benchmarks for obtaining wind and solar power. The first of these “renewable portfolio standard,” or RPS, laws was likely the one adopted in Iowa in 1983. But they didn’t become a trend until […]
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