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In the past five years, the opportunity for community renewable energy has coalesced around “shared solar,” where participants share the electricity output from a nearby solar array in the form of credits on their electricity bill. Some forecasts suggest that shared solar could supply 5-10 gigawatts of new power capacity in the next 5 years.
But shared solar is just a small slice of the community renewable energy opportunity, which could include many other renewable technologies such as wind or geothermal, but also community-owned projects that would allow greater local capture of economic benefits.
While shared solar is a model shown to avoid several of the pitfalls typical for community renewable energy, these pitfalls could be bridged to much more broadly expand the economic opportunity.
These folks drive me crazy! Katherine Kersten has been on my list since the 80s when she wrote an editorial in the STrib about student loans, praising the Reagan cuts to student loans, and major decreases in income limits for “need based” student loans, just at the time I was winding up my BA and trying to get into law school. Who paid for her legal education?
Anyway, yeah, obviously we don’t see eye to eye on anything, but this latest blather from them goes beyond a difference of opinion, to a too frequent spewing of conflatulence. And when I see this, yeah, I get on a rant too, it’s kind of disjointed, so I’ll be reworking soon. These claims are so insidious, because the facts do take some digging and some sifting. Add to that there is so much misinformation going on about transmission, about the Clean Power Plan… GRRRRRRRRRR…
RED WING — GreenMark Solar has secured 300 acres in Red Wing for three large solar gardens, and it's negotiating to build three more in the Rochester area, at a
I found my notes!! On August 29, 2017, Alan and I went to the Goodhue County Courthouse for the GreenMark Solar v. Wacouta Township (Court Case No. 25-CV-17-1462 ...
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission also adopted a new rate system for solar gardens after two days of deliberations on the promising but controversial program.
After the state’s solar garden program was launched in late 2014, Xcel Energy — the program’s de facto administrator — was inundated with applications from developers, as there was no output limit per garden. Minneapolis-based Xcel, the state’s largest utility, complained the program had ballooned beyond what state law intended.
"Value of Solar" rate structure projects December 2016.
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