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Sep
Incentivizing Solar Energy: An In-Depth Analysis of U.S. Solar Incentives
Monday, September 12, 2016Resource Type : Research or Whitepaper
Topic : Opposition Item Valuation, Analysis, BCA
State : Arizona California Connecticut Florida Georgia Illinois Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey North Carolina
Author : Consumer Energy Alliance, Report prepared by: Borlick Associates, LLC
Adoption Year : 2016
From the Executive Summary:
To stimulate renewable energy development, governments at the local, state and federal level have provided a myriad of incentives for residential electricity customers who install solar panels on their roofs, some of which overlap. The combined effect of these incentives is quite substantial – particularly in light of the dramatic decline in the cost of solar panels that has recently occurred.
This report aims to inform policymakers by quantifying the total incentives as a percentage of the installed cost of a ty
12
Sep
Incentivizing Solar Energy: An In-Depth Analysis of U.S. Solar Incentives
Monday, September 12, 2016Resource Type : Research or Whitepaper
Topic : Opposition Item Valuation, Analysis, BCA
State : Arizona California Connecticut Florida Georgia Illinois Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey North Carolina
Author : Consumer Energy Alliance, Report prepared by: Borlick Associates, LLC
Adoption Year : 2016
From the Executive Summary:
To stimulate renewable energy development, governments at the local, state and federal level have provided a myriad of incentives for residential electricity customers who install solar panels on their roofs, some of which overlap. The combined effect of these incentives is quite substantial – particularly in light of the dramatic decline in the cost of solar panels that has recently occurred.
This report aims to inform policymakers by quantifying the total incentives as a percentage of the installed cost of a ty
13
Apr
Rural electric co-ops, traditionally bastions of coals, are getting into solar
Wednesday, April 13, 2016Resource Type : Blog Post
Topic : Valuation, Analysis, BCA
State : Illinois Iowa Wisconsin
Author : David Roberts
Adoption Year : 2016
This post discusses particular problems in rural communities gaining access to the grid and the history and rise of rural co-ops. In particular, focuses on the switch from energy generated from coal to energy produced by renewable energy sources resulting from new financial options.