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You may have heard that the Arkansas Department of Energy & Environmental (AE&E) is working to expand the State’s growing electric vehicle charging infrastructure through an Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Rebate Program. If you have not heard about it,…

According to a recent article published in AMP, solar energy has been booming across the United States, growing by an average annual rate of 49 percent, according to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the leading U.S. solar trade organization.…

Thinking about going electric? Just got an electric vehicle? Here’s Renewable Rayna to layout EV charging basics. Not only is it more affordable, more environmentally friendly and allows you access to the latest technologies for vehicles when driving electric, but…

For most of its history, solar power hasn’t been seen as real competition by the fossil fuel industry. It was always too expensive to get a real foothold. But now prices for solar have fallen so far, it’s become one…

With some kids preparing to go back to school soon, and because kids learn best by having fun and being imaginative.  Over the last decade, solar power has been increasingly installed to supply energy for the future.  Renewable Rayna is…

Background After four years, the Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC) announced the State’s new net-metering rules regarding solar development on June 1, 2020.  The new rules established net-metering rates, terms and conditions in Arkansas and implemented the provisions of Act…

Grid parity is the point where the cost of alternative energy (such as solar or wind)  is equal to or less expensive than conventional forms of energy such as fossil fuels. With distributed energy resources, such as Solar Power remaining…

As our life patterns shift in response to COVID-19, and social distancing is becoming a new norm,  our energy profiles are shifting. As commercial buildings, factories and other large energy consumers cease or slow operations, the overall demand for electricity…

by Today’s Power Inc. Battery Day, an unofficial holiday observed on February 18, is used to pay tribute to the little source of energy that makes our lives much simpler.  Batteries have surpassed the times of simply powering our remote…

Here, at the beginning of a new year and a new decade, the energy industry continues to evolve.  Let’s look at six trends Renewable Rayna sees shaping the energy industry in 2020 and beyond as power companies look to meet…