Louisiana Solar Study — Is The Study Skewed?
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Solar continues to be under attack in the most unusual ways, and Louisiana solar is no exception. Jeff Cantin with Solar Alternatives joins us to discuss the latest move by the Louisiana Public Service Commission in regards to commissioning a study on the costs and benefits of solar energy net metering.
Solar Alternatives was founded in 2008 to provide affordable, productive, and durable clean energy solutions for the gulf south. It prides itself on responsible and customer-centered design, attention to detail in every installation, and excellent post-sales service. Its staff’s design and installation experience includes Grid-Tied and Off-Grid Photovoltaics, Glycol Closed-Loop Solar Thermal, Passive Batch Solar Thermal, Thermoplastic Solar Pool Systems, Commercial Scale Solar Process Heat, and Auxiliary Residential Solar Equipment.
Jeff is also an active member of Gulf States Renewable Energy Industries Association (GSREIA), which represents Solar and Renewable Energy firms throughout Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama in matters of policy, regulation, and public relations.
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