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Nevada Solar Customers Win a Round
Customers who have already installed photovoltaic (PV) systems will keep full retail net metering
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Apartment Owner Makes Unusually Big Push for Solar
A Minnesota partnership has concluded that the time is right to invest $1.6 million in PV systems
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Solar Contagion and Lessons for Other Energy Upgrades
What makes solar power contagious, and can home energy upgrades spread the same way?
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Floating Solar: A Win-Win for Drought-Stricken Lakes
Floating solar arrays are being deployed in Brazil and Japan, and they could work in the U.S., too
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Batteries for Off-Grid Homes
Batteries are still expensive, so homeowners are unlikely to be disconnecting from the grid anytime soon
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Fannie Mae’s Financing for Solar is a Game Changer
Mortgage companies play an important role in making photovoltaic systems more affordable and accessible for homeowners
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Residential Solar in Nevada Benefits All, Study Says
The finding by SolarCity and the Natural Resources Defense Council rebuts claims that net metering benefits only solar customers
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When Will Rooftop Solar Be Cheaper Than the Grid?
In asking that question, people often compare apples to oranges, forgetting that the answer varies from place to place
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Maine Solar Bill, SunEdison Bankruptcy, New England Net Metering
A roundup of recent developments in green building
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Solar Potential Is Far Greater Than Earlier Estimates
A new study says rooftop PV arrays could generate 39% of current electricity sales, and ground-mounted arrays would add even more