In addition to the US federal tax credit for plug-in electric vehicle purchases, there’s a smorgasbord of state incentives and policies that affect electric drivers. In fact, according to a new report from the NC Clean Energy Technology Center (NCCETC), 43 states and the District of Columbia took some type of action having to do with EVs during 2017.
Originally published on PlanetSave. The NC Clean Energy Technology Center, in a collaboration with Meister Consultants Group, reports all but four states took some form of solar policy action on policies or rates in 2015. As you might imagine, a number of policy considerations for solar involved net metering. Regarding the … [continued]
A new study released Tuesday by the NC Clean Energy Technology Center shows that investing in a 5 kilowatt solar system can yield a better return than investing in a stock market index fund in 46 of America’s 50 largest cities. For the author’s of the report, one of their … [continued]
Originally published on Cost of Solar. It wasn’t that long ago that the dream of affordable home solar electricity was really just more for the upper class, and for the ultra-technical and early adopters. But over the last couple of decades, and in the last few years in particular, not … [continued]
