Republicans Revolt as Arizona’s Utility Proposes Cut in Solar Programs
Herman K. Trabish: April 18, 2013
“That’s not the conservative way and it’s not the American way.”
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“That’s not the conservative way and it’s not the American way.”
“Score a victory for an engaged citizenry.”
A solar policy analyst answers Arizona regulators.
“This effectively kills the commercial solar market in Arizona.”
Will it be the Solar Team or the Trash Burner Team in a sunny but red state?
In “a step backwards,” conservative commissioners say trash-to-gas is as good as sun.
Utilities and the industry are testing technologies and building at record speeds toward maturity.
Fifteen percent renewables by 2025 and falling panel prices vs. political unrest and fiscal ideology
“In Arizona, there’s no telling what might happen when the local legislature goes into session.”
Will decision-makers really accept burning trash as a substitute for solar?
When the almost exhausted incentives run out, will installers be stranded?
The shift from the centralized utility model is forcing utilities—for the first time in their existence—to figure out how to compete.
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