Category: low-income solar
A six-year study of California solar installations found the state's incentive program would be even better by giving away solar to low-income households.
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The utility Grand Valley Power is working with Grid Alternatives on the first community solar farm to help low-income families save money on their electric bills.
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Historic homes aren’t usually the best candidates for a 21st century makeover. Yet outfitting it with solar is one update that’s been able to happen—and preserve its official designation. ...
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As part of the governor's big green efforts, the state will invest $54 million in affordable solar housing in the coming years.
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The CEO of Oakland, Calif.-based Grid Alternatives explains why solar for low-income families can be a life-changing experience.
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The Rural Renewable Energy Alliance has created solar gardens for families that want to go solar but would normally be unable to afford an installation.
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Saturday’s early morning fog had already burned off as a group of construction workers hoisted heavy panels to the top of eight roofs inside a complex of 28 single-family homes ...
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As ground zero for the nation’s largest solar feed-in tariff (FiT) and 100 MW of installed solar capacity to distribute among building owners, Los Angeles is in an enviable position ...
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While access to solar might be more challenging for low-income communities, it’s not impossible, depending on where one lives. Nonprofit programs, financial set-aside incentives and projects such as...
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