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2 weeks ago |
pv-magazine-usa.com | David M. Kuchta
Community solar is one of the unsung heroes of the solar industry, the sometimes overlooked middle child between rooftop solar and utility scale solar. In the up-and-down solar industry, community solar has been consistently up, with projects growing both in size and in number every year since 2014 except for 2022, according to a study from National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).
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1 month ago |
pv-magazine-usa.com | David M. Kuchta
As Congress just approved a bill that ends the 30% tax credit on residential solar installations, the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA) pointed to solar’s remarkable boom in Trump country. SEIA recently said, “Red state solar is surging because it is the fastest, most cost-effective option for new power — full stop.” The message: economics trumps politics, and legislators would be wise to do well by their own constituents by retaining the residential tax credit.
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1 month ago |
pv-magazine-usa.com | David M. Kuchta
With federal clean energy programs facing potential cuts, solar installers are speaking up. But what can small- and medium-sized solar installers do to protect their businesses? Rarely do these solar installers have their own in-house lobbyist able to craft communications or speak with policymakers. Influencing federal legislation and regulations often requires major clout and major cash.
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Mar 28, 2025 |
pv-magazine-usa.com | David M. Kuchta
Nearly 90% of American homeowners who have installed solar panels are satisfied with their decision, according to a 2024 Forbes Home’s survey. That leaves roughly 10% customers who are not. Recently, pv magazine USA took an informal survey of hundreds of negative comments on public review sites of solar companies.
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Oct 28, 2024 |
usnews.com | David M. Kuchta |David Dritsas
Solar batteries can be lifesavers, money savers, or both. They allow you to keep the power on when grid power goes out, get a quicker return on your solar investment, or unplug from your utility company altogether. Solar batteries aren’t cheap, but there are federal and state incentives that can make the upfront cost of installation more reasonable.
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