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Originally Posted by rubicon
The short reason Florida had a ruckus about solar had to do with the fact that solar users were selling back excess power which in effect meant that those not using solar were footing the bill ( subsizing it) and add to this the enormous tax credits granted for pursing solar and subsidized by taxpayers.
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Just so folks understand this is "Net metering"
Maybe because I didn't have my coffee yet, I'm not following that.
care to elaborate?
I read "reduced strain on the utility grid. They also point out that, as a cornerstone policy enabling the growth of rooftop solar, net metering creates a host of societal benefits for all ratepayers that are generally not accounted for by the utility analysis, including: public health benefits, employment and downstream economic effects, market price impacts, grid security benefits, and water savings"
Net Metering Benefits
Since we're on the subject reduction of our "
carbon foot print"