A San Francisco lawmaker, Supervisor Gordon Mar, is currently circulating a motion that could place a payroll tax stock-based compensation, per Bloomberg. That proposal is likely to come in May.

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Based on its evaluation, the Company has concluded that there are no significant uncertain tax positions requiring recognition in its financial statements. The Companys evaluation was performed for the tax years ended February 28, 2018 and February 28, 2017 for U.S. Federal Income Tax and for the State of Nevada.

Encore has installed over 60 solar projects in Vermont. This is the Company’s first commercial-scale project in New Hampshire. The 140-kilowattpeak (kWp) roof-mounted solar array was made possible in part by a Commercial & Industrial (C&I) Solar Incentive Program Grant designed to increase the deployment of non-residential “net-metering” projects in New Hampshire that put clean energy onto the grid. Encore secured the grant to increase the appeal of the investment to Tousley.

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May foreign investors invest in renewable energy projects? Are there restrictions on foreign ownership relevant to renewable energy projects?

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The GOI has provided various tax and fiscal incentives to electricity generated from specific energy sources such as accelerated depreciation, etc. There are incentives available to renewable power projects at state level as well. Many of these states have specific policies for the source of energy (such as separate policies on wind and solar), which have high potential in a particular state. Through these policies, the state governments grant various fiscal incentives such as exemption of electricity duty, exemption from cross-subsidy surcharge, exemption from payment of stamp duties and land registration charges and exemption from transmission and distribution charges for wheeling of power. Certain states also provide procedural relaxations such as deemed non-agricultural status of the approved project land. In certain states, open access is given on priority basis or deemed to be given if the application for open access for renewable power projects is not granted within the time frame specified under the regulations. However, in view of the increased generation from renewable sources and the enhancement of technology, there seems to be a reversal in the trend, as it is now being argued that renewable projects can have parity with conventional sources of energy. For instance, in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, transmission charges, cross-subsidy charges and other charges have been made applicable for new solar and wind energy projects.

We’ll be talking about why communities and businesses are moving away from expensive utility infrastructure and switching over to clean wireless power solutions for lighting, security, telecom, the Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and more.

Hydropower plants having capacity of more than 25MW are not considered renewable energy projects and therefore the administrative ministry dealing with such projects is MOP and not MNRE. Owing to the key risks and issues such as deforestation and resettlement, these large-scale hydro projects have a limited private sector participation (restricted to 7.47 per cent of the total participation in the sector). However, small-scale hydropower projects (less than 25MW installed capacity) have the potential to meet the power requirements of remote and isolated areas and have seen increased private sector participation mainly owing to their long useful life and low generation cost. The MNRE has been vested with the responsibility of developing micro (up to 0.1MW), mini (0.101MW to 2MW) and small (2.001MW to 25MW) hydropower projects. Most of the potential from small hydropower projects is in Himalayan areas as river-based projects and in other areas as irrigation canals. Apart from the conventional dams and pumped storage projects, off-grid water mills are prevalent in hilly areas.

Stuart Head, technical support manager at Dialight, added another reason for LED lighting’s adoption. "LED lighting is characterized by low-maintenance design and construction that enables extended periods between maintenance inspections."

Thanks to a $15 million public-private partnership, the city has added free public Wi-Fi, streetcars, interactive information kiosks and smart streetlights. Plus, Chief Innovation Officer Bob Bennett says KC has been working with Avis on a rollout of smart rental cars.