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The Economics of Solar Homes in California: How Residential Photovoltaic Incentives Can Pay Off for Homeowners and the Public

15 Dec 2004

Developing clean, abundant solar power resources in California can benefit all those who live and work in the state-- reducing air pollution, protecting consumers from volatile electricity prices, and reducing the need for expensive upgrades to electric transmission and distribution systems. The Economics of Solar Homes in California shows that residents of nine of California's fastest-growing municipalities (in 2003-2004) could save money on their electricity bills by installing solar panels on new homes-- proviided that the state steps up to the plate with a substantial and long-term commitment to promote solar power.
energy renewable energy renewable energy sources distributed generation solar photovoltaic

Authors

Tony Dutzik, Jasmine Vasavada, Bernadette Del Chiaro

Date uploaded to Policy Archive
2008-04-08
Pages
28
Policy Archive ID
5152
Published in
United States of America

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