Fight has the potential to go to the courts and set standards nationwide...
It’s a closely watched fight with broad implications for the solar industry and the push by the Administration to go green.
An Arizona utility that generates and distributes electric power in one of the country’s sun-drenched areas has asked the state’s Corporation Commission for assistance in its fight with homeowners who have installed their own solar power panels, typically on house rooftops.
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No problem! The Government will just print more money to fund grants those installing solar panels. After all, green is cheaper than fossil fuel.
ReplyDeleteEnvironmentally, is is better to put panels on existing roofs than to shade thousands more acres with solar farms.
ReplyDeleteTheir model is currently to add a transport charge based on the current carried - do they want to give that up for a flat fee - no, they want it both ways!
ReplyDeleteHere on the shore, the power company simply refuses to come out and complete the final connections - even after you have had the panels on your roof for months!
With all of the solar panels being installed there is less solar heat absorbed in the earth. Therefore it contributes to global cooling.
ReplyDeleteTypical limousine liberal response.
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