REV is seeking panel, speaker, and topic proposals for the 2025 REV Conference breakout sessions. You do not need to have a complete panel with confirmed speakers to apply. It is more...

The Net-Metering Program, the Standard Offer Program, and Tier II of Vermont’s Renewable Energy Standard all include facility size restrictions as part of the eligibility requirements. To...

In January, the Public Service Department released its “Act 179 Report,” which outlined a series of recommendations that threatened to undermine the deployment of renewable energy in...

The first annual Electrify Vermont Summit, presented by REV, University of Vermont, and Burlington Electric Department, will be held on April 21 as part of UVM’s Research Week. The event...

REV was fortunate to be invited to give the Vermont Briefing at the annual RE+ Northeast conference on February 12th. Check out our (mostly good news) presentation of on the implementation...

The past year saw the PUC update the net metering compensation and adopt revisions to three rules (5.100 – Net-Metering, 5.400 – Section 248 CPGs, 5.500 – Interconnection). REV was an...

REV's 2025 legislative priorities lay the foundation to cost-effectively reach the increased renewable energy requirements in Vermont's new landmark 100% Renewable Energy Standard. REV...

Update: In a win for rooftop and backyard solar, the Department's recommendation to change the net metering compensation structure was not included in S.110 and H.289, the two bills built...

Historically, Vermont utilities have managed the process of environmental assessment and permitting for upgrades to existing distribution infrastructure when new renewable energy projects...