There is no conceivable force that will prevent solar and wind from eroding market share from coal and gas over the period of the next few decades

Another State Increasing Rates on Residential Solar

Posted on March 26, 2017 by

2GreenEnergy frequent commenter and all-around cool guy Brian McGowan sent me this article on the push-back that residential solar users in Northern Texas are receiving from their power utility. I respond: Well, at a certain level, all this is business …

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Tag: There is no conceivable force that will prevent solar and wind from eroding market share from coal and gas over the period of the next few decades

Another State Increasing Rates on Residential Solar