Montana Renewable Energy Association

The Environmental Protection Agency says it’s halting a program that could have helped low-income Montanans reduce their power bills. The “Solar for All” program, which helped homeowners buy and install solar panels, was eliminated by the President's tax and spending bill.

Senate Bill 188 would have established a voluntary, subscription-style option for businesses or individual homeowners to purchase shares of a solar array. They could then be credited on their monthly bill for the electricity generated by the solar panels.

Renewable energy industry advocates and Montana’s Attorney General are among those pushing back on an East Coast group’s petition that could put an end...

Montana lawmakers sent a letter to the state’s congressional delegates Thursday expressing concern that President Donald Trump may put taxes on solar…

Legislation introduced Wednesday in the Montana House would require officials to study how renewable energy generators, like solar panels, impact the…

On Tuesday, Governor Steve Bullock released a plan to guide Montana’s energy future.The plan calls for legislation and funding for energy projects,…

A couple of renewable energy groups are trying to change the conversation about energy policy in Montana."The markets we sell electricity to are moving…

Local and national renewable energy advocates are saying the country needs to make sweeping changes in how they pay their energy bills. And those changes…

Three weeks ago, President Obama laid out his long-awaited plan to address climate change. As he put it in a speech to college students, “I refuse to…