A) Corporate equity bonds B) International government bonds C) Federal treasury bills D) Municipal revenue bonds
A) Funding public school construction B) Low-interest financing for renewable energy development C) Reducing federal income tax rates D) Supporting state highway maintenance
A) Paul Douglas Fenn B) The California Department of Energy C) The City of San Francisco D) Tom Ammiano
A) 2013 B) 2004 C) 2007 D) 2001
A) Solar Equity instruments B) H Bonds C) Community power certificates D) Green Revenue notes
A) On monthly electric bills B) Through annual property tax assessments C) By direct bank transfers from the municipality D) Through federal income tax credits
A) The Solar Initiative Act B) Ordinance 86-04 C) Ordinance 2001-A D) The Green Energy Charter
A) Paul Douglas Fenn B) Tom Ammiano C) The Local Power Inc. board D) The San Francisco Mayor
A) Community Choice Aggregators B) The San Francisco Utility Commission C) Sonoma Clean Power D) Local Power Inc.
A) Sonoma Clean Power B) California Green Bonds C) San Francisco Solar Neighborhoods D) National Renewable Alliance
A) Federal solar tariffs B) Nuclear energy research C) PACE financing D) State coal subsidies
A) $35 billion B) $50 billion C) $25 billion D) $15 billion
A) Exactly 5,000 MW B) Over 20,000 MW C) Over 10,000 MW D) Over 50,000 MW
A) $25 billion B) $15 billion C) $5 billion D) $50 billion
A) The photovoltaics tax credit B) PACE solar development C) On-bill financing only D) Community Choice Aggregation |