Last round of BETC applications starts Jan. 3
The Oregon Department of Energy today announced that applications for the last round of BETC funding for the current biennium will be accepted beginning Jan. 3, 2011.
Announcement on latest BETC funds delayed
The Oregon Department of Energy announced today that due to the volume and complexity of proposals received under the second round of Tier 2 BETC funding for renewable energy projects, winning applications won't be announced until after Jan. 1, 2011.
Group will fight to save BETC
Seventeen business groups have formed a coalition to advocate for an extension of the Business Energy Tax Credit for renewable projects.
The meeting that could kill BETC
Fifteen groups representing Oregon’s nascent alternative energy industry will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at David Evans and Associates to discuss strategy for extending the life of the Business Energy […]
The meeting that could kill BETC
Fifteen groups representing Oregon’s nascent alternative energy industry will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. at David Evans and Associates to discuss strategy for extending the life of the Business Energy […]
Oregon DOE to approve BETC tweaks
Oregon's Department of Energy today gave a final reading of changes being made to the state's Business Energy Tax Credit Program, which provides tax incentives to renewable energy, conservation, recycling and other projects that reduce impacts on the environment.
BETC changes to be announced
The Oregon Department of Energy will announce permanent changes to its Business Energy Tax Credit program during a public hearing Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.
Demand high for first round of BETC money
The Oregon Department of Energy has received more applications for its first round of Business Energy Tax Credits than it has money to finance projects.
BETC time crunch concerns developers
The Department of Energy has about two months to review competitive applications for remaining tax credits for renewable energy projects, raising concern that not all of the money will be allocated this year.
BETC changes raise concerns in Oregon
Business Energy Tax Credit changes signed into law last month may affect whether renewable-energy projects in Oregon will move forward.
BETC reform alters solar plans
Changes to the Business Energy Tax Credit to rein in its use for large-scale wind projects are having similar effects on the Oregon Department of Transportation's solar highway projects.
Kulongoski signs BETC reform
Governor Ted Kulongoski today signed House Bill 3680, which reduces the amount of Business Energy Tax Credits available for large-scale wind projects and sets sunset dates for credits related to manufacturing and renewable energy projects.
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