A solar garden is based on a relatively new business model best described as community owned solar—people within a community enthusiastic about solar, pool their capital, use it to purchase an array and, via a special purpose entity, have it installed and maintained on a host site which is either paid rent for the use of its property or enters into a power purchase agreement with the SPE for purchase of the energy generated by the array.
Joy Hughes founded the Solar Gardens Institute in 2010 to support education, policy, and project development for community shared renewable energy everywhere, including advising university student research in China. The Institute is a member of the U.S. National Community Solar Partnership, a project of the White House and Department of Energy. Ms. Hughes has spoken on the topic throughout the U.S. and internationally. She holds a BS degree in Engineering and Applied Sciences from the California Institute of Technology and an MS in Computer Science from the University of California, Santa Cruz. She has worked in Apple Computer's Advanced Technology Group and several Silicon Valley startups.
Joy Hughes presents a shared renewable project or "solar garden" allowing multiple owners of an offsite facility to receive a utility bill credit for energy produced. Shared solar is becoming popular in many countries and could enable China to meet its distributed solar energy targets. Joy Hughes discusses the potential for community solar to expand in China and the challenges it is still facing.
Joy Hughes - NY Community Solar Confluence PresentationJoy Hughes
Introduction to the concept and practice of community solar gardens (offsite subscription model solar arrays). Presented at the May 23, 2012 community solar confluence.
Joy hughes open standards for shared renewablesJoy Hughes
The recent announcement by Tesla Motors that their patents would be released as open source has put the spotlight on open source and open standards within the renewable energy industry. Open source and open standards play a huge role in the computer and Internet industries. Just think of the impact of the open source architecture of the PC and the open communication standard HTML. Google built its business on the open source Apache server and the open source Android operating system. In the solar industry, Tioga Energy released an open source solar power purchase agreement. Could open standards and open source benefit the shared and community solar industry segment?
A solar garden is based on a relatively new business model best described as community owned solar—people within a community enthusiastic about solar, pool their capital, use it to purchase an array and, via a special purpose entity, have it installed and maintained on a host site which is either paid rent for the use of its property or enters into a power purchase agreement with the SPE for purchase of the energy generated by the array.
Joy Hughes founded the Solar Gardens Institute in 2010 to support education, policy, and project development for community shared renewable energy everywhere, including advising university student research in China. The Institute is a member of the U.S. National Community Solar Partnership, a project of the White House and Department of Energy. Ms. Hughes has spoken on the topic throughout the U.S. and internationally. She holds a BS degree in Engineering and Applied Sciences from the California Institute of Technology and an MS in Computer Science from the University of California, Santa Cruz. She has worked in Apple Computer's Advanced Technology Group and several Silicon Valley startups.
Joy Hughes presents a shared renewable project or "solar garden" allowing multiple owners of an offsite facility to receive a utility bill credit for energy produced. Shared solar is becoming popular in many countries and could enable China to meet its distributed solar energy targets. Joy Hughes discusses the potential for community solar to expand in China and the challenges it is still facing.
Joy Hughes - NY Community Solar Confluence PresentationJoy Hughes
Introduction to the concept and practice of community solar gardens (offsite subscription model solar arrays). Presented at the May 23, 2012 community solar confluence.
Joy hughes open standards for shared renewablesJoy Hughes
The recent announcement by Tesla Motors that their patents would be released as open source has put the spotlight on open source and open standards within the renewable energy industry. Open source and open standards play a huge role in the computer and Internet industries. Just think of the impact of the open source architecture of the PC and the open communication standard HTML. Google built its business on the open source Apache server and the open source Android operating system. In the solar industry, Tioga Energy released an open source solar power purchase agreement. Could open standards and open source benefit the shared and community solar industry segment?
NY REV: How You Can Take Advantage of New York's Revolutionary VisionEEReports.com
REV will encourage & reward consumers to use new technologies to control energy usage. Our guide will show you how to benefit from this unprecedented initiative.
FIN COMMUNITY, IEA RETD workshop in London, 26th August 2015IEA_RETD
IEA-RETD Report: Cost and financing aspects of community renewable energy projects (FIN-COMMUNITY)
Gregory Vaughan-Morris, Ricardo-AEA
The key barriers faced by community energy projects are generally well understood, however, there is much less information available about the actual cost and financing implications of these projects. The FIN-COMMUNITY project seeks to identify, document and assess the cost and financial impacts faced by community-owned renewable energy projects compared to commercial renewable energy projects.
Not everyone can install solar panels on his or her own roof. Many people live in apartments or have roofs that are shaded by trees or other buildings. Shared solar systems, also referred to as community solar or “solar gardens,” have the potential to allow everyone to own their own solar panels. An investor or cooperative member in a shared system receives a credit on his or her electric bill through Virtual Net Metering or a specialized shared solar tariff. Solar gardens have become increasingly popular in the United States, the European Union, and Australia. Shared solar offers the potential to power millions of people in urban areas worldwide, and for rural electrification in developing countries. This is an important tool to conserve fossil fuels and reduce air pollution.
Rexel foundation for a better energy future brochureEnergy 3.0
We are living in a time of great change. The energy world is at the center of an economic and social transition driven by unmatched innovations in technology. Energy efficiency and related services, which are helping to save energy and improve comfort, play a leading role.
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2014 All Energy presentation on alternative business models for Australia's renewable energy sector. How to leverage disruptive innovation in a changing industry
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Proponents of these technologies argue that they are capable of:
Improving overall reliability on both sides of the grid/microgrid junctures
Reducing operating costs
Expediting introduction of these technologies into the distribution grid – the weakest part of the supply chain in the developed world.
Offering cost effective and timely solutions to eliminate energy poverty – the lack of electricity - in the developing world.
Can one Smart Grid innovation have such broad applications? Our panel will explore the benefits of microgrids and the challenges to full realization of those benefits on a global basis.
NY REV: How You Can Take Advantage of New York's Revolutionary VisionEEReports.com
REV will encourage & reward consumers to use new technologies to control energy usage. Our guide will show you how to benefit from this unprecedented initiative.
FIN COMMUNITY, IEA RETD workshop in London, 26th August 2015IEA_RETD
IEA-RETD Report: Cost and financing aspects of community renewable energy projects (FIN-COMMUNITY)
Gregory Vaughan-Morris, Ricardo-AEA
The key barriers faced by community energy projects are generally well understood, however, there is much less information available about the actual cost and financing implications of these projects. The FIN-COMMUNITY project seeks to identify, document and assess the cost and financial impacts faced by community-owned renewable energy projects compared to commercial renewable energy projects.
Not everyone can install solar panels on his or her own roof. Many people live in apartments or have roofs that are shaded by trees or other buildings. Shared solar systems, also referred to as community solar or “solar gardens,” have the potential to allow everyone to own their own solar panels. An investor or cooperative member in a shared system receives a credit on his or her electric bill through Virtual Net Metering or a specialized shared solar tariff. Solar gardens have become increasingly popular in the United States, the European Union, and Australia. Shared solar offers the potential to power millions of people in urban areas worldwide, and for rural electrification in developing countries. This is an important tool to conserve fossil fuels and reduce air pollution.
Rexel foundation for a better energy future brochureEnergy 3.0
We are living in a time of great change. The energy world is at the center of an economic and social transition driven by unmatched innovations in technology. Energy efficiency and related services, which are helping to save energy and improve comfort, play a leading role.
Power to the people: crowdfunding for renewable energyMak ?ukan
Crowdfunding for renewable energy is an innovative financing mechanisms that enables individuals to invest into projects in form of loan or equity. Alternatively platforms can be used just to provide donations. This presentations presents several case studies (Pfaffenhofen Energy Cooperative, Enerfip, Bettervest and Sun Exchange) and it compares them models. Conclusions about the model with highest people empowerment, financial inclusion and scalability potential are given.
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2014 All Energy presentation on alternative business models for Australia's renewable energy sector. How to leverage disruptive innovation in a changing industry
The Smart Grid enables new business and operations models for the electricity supply chain. Microgrids offer great promise to embed new technologies in the distribution grid ranging from generation, energy storage, and intelligent consumption solutions.
Proponents of these technologies argue that they are capable of:
Improving overall reliability on both sides of the grid/microgrid junctures
Reducing operating costs
Expediting introduction of these technologies into the distribution grid – the weakest part of the supply chain in the developed world.
Offering cost effective and timely solutions to eliminate energy poverty – the lack of electricity - in the developing world.
Can one Smart Grid innovation have such broad applications? Our panel will explore the benefits of microgrids and the challenges to full realization of those benefits on a global basis.
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Track 1 Session 1
Electricity markets are experiencing fundamental changes because of solar, wind, electric vehicles, energy efficiency programs, storage and other forms of distributed generation that may be intermittent or require changes/upgrades to the electric grid. There is also an increase in the availability of smart meters and other devices that can help customers control their electric demand and usage. As a result, demand is less predictable and more volatile. This change also creates challenges for transmission and distribution for all load serving entities, even with new real-time data availability and grid visibility. What technological, regulatory, and/or policy changes are needed in the short term and longer term to keep pace? What will these changes mean for reliability? How will the traditional utility model change in the coming years?
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Robert Wargo, Vice President, Reliability First Corp.
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Bristol Energy Cooperative Bond Offer July 2017Andy O'Brien
Bristol Energy Cooperative (BEC) launches a new crowdfund to continue its journey to become a major generator of community-owned clean energy.
The crowdfund target of £1,150,000 will enable BEC to repay previous loans and invest in new micro-renewable generation and storage schemes. These include a 100kW Tesla battery storage project at a new sustainable housing site.
This bond offer builds on the popularity of BEC’s energy schemes where surplus profits are reinvested into the community. BEC has a proven track record of funding and developing renewables, including raising the ambitious sum of £10m last year.
Find out more in Director Andy O'Brien's presentation detailing BEC's plans for the future.
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On September 20th, 2016 nearly 40 people gathered at the Shoreview Community Center to learn about community solar gardens and network with experts and developers. <a>Click here to learn more</a>.
Shared solar is one option for energy consumers who want to benefit from the sun's power but don't have the rooftop for it. Only about 25 percent of residential rooftops are capable of hosting solar generation systems. IREC and SEPA have helped develop shared solar programs across the country. Hear about what's working, including program stats from SEPA's recently released report, and what’s on the next horizon. With Erica McConnell and Becky Campbell.
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Laurie Reilly - NY Community solar confluence presentationJoy Hughes
Laurie Reilly of sustainable CUNY presents on the New York City solar map. Presented at the Community Solar Confluence, April 23, 2012. Used by permission.
Peter Olmsted - New York Solar Policy - Community Solar ConfluenceJoy Hughes
Peter Olmstead of Vote Solar on solar policy in New York State. Presentation on NY solar policy at the solargardens.org Community Solar Confluence, April 23, 2012. Used by permission.
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A community solar garden is a solar array on a very large rooftop or a few acres of ground. Those who rent or have shaded roofs can subscribe, owning panels in the array and receive credit on their electric bills. Solar gardens laws are coming into effect in several U.S. states.
Community Supported Energy is a way to finance a solar array to supply the electric load of a public building, non-profit, or house of worship. The array is “crowdfunded” by local small investors.
A solar gardener is a combination community organizer / project manager who organizes the subscribers, finds the site, and guides the project through the development process. Solar gardeners aren't hired - they emerge. A solar gardener works with local nonprofits, utilities, counties and municipalities, and traditional & social media.
SB843 is a bill in the California legislature that will create a program for community owned "solar gardens", to provide solar power for those with shaded roofs, renters, and historic districts. I was to present this in Oakland on Sept. 7, 2011, but was unable to display it due to technical difficulties.
The community solar gardens program is beginning in Colorado -get the inside scoop on how the program is developing from Solar Gardens Institute founder Joy Hughes.
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Introduction
Willie Nelson net worth is a testament to his enduring influence and success in many fields. Born on April 29, 1933, in Abbott, Texas. Nelson's journey from a humble beginning to becoming one of the most iconic figures in American music is nothing short of inspirational. His net worth, which estimated to be around $25 million as of 2024. reflects a career that is as diverse as it is prolific.
Early Life and Musical Beginnings
Humble Origins
Willie Hugh Nelson was born during the Great Depression. a time of significant economic hardship in the United States. Raised by his grandparents. Nelson found solace and inspiration in music from an early age. His grandmother taught him to play the guitar. setting the stage for what would become an illustrious career.
First Steps in Music
Nelson's initial foray into the music industry was fraught with challenges. He moved to Nashville, Tennessee, to pursue his dreams, but success did not come . Working as a songwriter, Nelson penned hits for other artists. which helped him gain a foothold in the competitive music scene. His songwriting skills contributed to his early earnings. laying the foundation for his net worth.
Rise to Stardom
Breakthrough Albums
The 1970s marked a turning point in Willie Nelson's career. His albums "Shotgun Willie" (1973), "Red Headed Stranger" (1975). and "Stardust" (1978) received critical acclaim and commercial success. These albums not only solidified his position in the country music genre. but also introduced his music to a broader audience. The success of these albums played a crucial role in boosting Willie Nelson net worth.
Iconic Songs
Willie Nelson net worth is also attributed to his extensive catalog of hit songs. Tracks like "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain," "On the Road Again," and "Always on My Mind" have become timeless classics. These songs have not only earned Nelson large royalties but have also ensured his continued relevance in the music industry.
Acting and Film Career
Hollywood Ventures
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Television Appearances
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Community Shared
Renewables for China
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Joy Hughes, Solar Gardens Institute
joy@solargardens.org
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
2. Solar for All?
Almost everyone wants to own solar, but …
Shaded Roofs Apartments
Affordability Grid Congestion
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
Credit: Larry Moore CEphoto, Uwe Aranas
via Wikipedia
3. Terminology
Shared Solar -or- Solar Garden
A single solar array with power credited to
multiple subscribers.
Virtual Net Metering
Electricity credited directly to a utility
customer’s bill.
Community Solar
A broader term, including shared solar,
crowdfunded solar, and rooftop bulk
purchase.
Ellensburg Solar Community, Washington
Arizona Community Solar Plant
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
4. Shared Solar
Cash and Energy Flow
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
5. New York City
Solar Empowerment Zones
Advantages
Economy of Scale
Lower cost per watt than
rooftop solar
Portability and Transferability
Customers may move and use the same
subscription. Subscription may be sold,
donated, or inherited.
Grid Support
Arrays may be located to best relieve grid
congestion, e.g. near substations.
Example: New York City solar
empowerment zones
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
6. Ownership
Utility Owned
Utility owns and manages shared solar
array.
Example: Sacramento Municipal, California
Third Party
Utility contracts with a private company to own
and manage the array.
Example: SunShare, Colorado Springs
Cooperative
Array owned directly by community
members.
Example: Westmill co-op, UK
SMUD Solar Shares, California
Westmill Cooperative Solar Farm, UK
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
7. Business Models
Direct Ownership
Subsribers own their solar panels by
simple purchase or secured loan
Lease
Subscribers lease the panels for a specified
period of time
Power Purchase Agreement
(PPA)
Subscribers purchase blocks of
power at a specified rate
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
Farming the Sun Community Solar
TREC Energy Cooperative, Ontario
8. United States
Over 50 Megawatts
Community and shared
solar in these 10 states, and
many municipal and rural
utilities.
Solar Gardens Laws
Now effective in 10 U.S.
States. Requires investor-
owned utilities to implement
shared solar.
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
9. Other Countries
Developing World
Bangladesh, India,
Myanmar, Haiti - use shared
ownership models for rural
electrification
Developed Countries
Canada, UK, Australia,
Germany - use cooperative
models in concert with feed-
in tariff
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
Sangar Island, India
10. Opportunities for China
World Leader in PV Installation
Growing Urban Population
Significant fraction of people in
apartment blocks
Strong manufacturing base, potential for
rapid implementation
High Savings Rate
Interest in secure and productive
investments, protection from stock
market volatility
China PV - Wikipedia
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
11. China - Policy
Incentives
Feed in tariff and virtual net metering
Assure residential customers are
adequately incentivized
Securities Law
Profit from shared ownership constitutes a
security - how can shared solar be
implemented under Chinese law?
Long-Term Management
Solar Garden O&M contracts 20-50 years.
Production guarantees, enforceable
recourse.
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
12. Working with Utilities in China
2 Utilities in China,1000+ in USA
On-Bill Production Credit
Virtual net metering requires new
software
Potential for rapid implementation - or
nothing
Interconnection Policy
Streamline the process of connecting
distributed solar arrays
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
13. Solar Gardens Institute
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016
Policy
Work with government and utilities
to create fertile soil for solar
gardens’ growth
People
Train “solar gardeners” - local champions
Put together local and regional working
groups
Projects
Develop pilot projects for proof of concept.
In China, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong
14. Thank You! 谢谢
Joy Hughes - Community Shared Renewables For China - Beijing Energy Network 2016