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The President of SEIA, Abigail Ross Hopper, stated to reporters on November 17th, 2020 about their number one priority. The SEIA wants to prioritize the expansion and broadening of the ITC. According to President Hopper, “broadening the solar industry’s key federal tax credit will provide the most measurable relief as it weathers the economic difficulties of the pandemic.”
Since 2007, Region Solar has been an established and proven Sarasota-based company that offers full service for residential and commercial properties’ solar needs. It’s a veteran-owned, family-run business that provides the best service and highest quality equipment for all their solar installations. With over a decade of service, Region Solar has helped turn Sarasota towards solar.
America’s dependability on solar has been steadily increasing over the past two decades. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, “installations have increased 35-fold to an estimated 62.5 gigawatts today. The increase in installations is enough capacity to power the equivalent of 12 million average American homes. Since the beginning of 2014, the average cost of solar photovoltaic panels has dropped nearly 50%.” The cost decreases result from an evolving market that is becoming self-sufficient, self-reliant, and more affordable.
Americans are turning away from their reliance on fossil fuels, and solar energy is becoming integral for American self-sufficiency. Solar combats climate change and rising utility costs. Lawmakers have rallied around this call to arms. Politicians have noticed this trend and created a policy to incentivize consumers. Perhaps the most massive incentive is the ITC, Investment Tax Credit.
The SolarTogether program is a program offered by the utility company, Florida Power and Light (FPL). SolarTogether creates opportunities for solar investment in large scale installations. In March, the Florida Public Service Committee agreed to allow FPL’s plan to move forward, allowing FPL to break ground on its $1.8 billion investment in 20 additional solar-power plants. FPL hopes to add 1,490 megawatts of solar capacity. The program is a significant win for solar advocacy groups, and the program will drastically increase solar-power accessibility in Florida.
Florida residents will be happy to find that multiple advantages and incentives can reduce the cost of installation for their rooftop solar panels. With the year coming to a close, it is essential to make the most out of the savings. While there is still time, let’s take a moment to look at these advantages.
This year has wreaked havoc to most industries across the globe. With lockdowns and a complete upheaval of our everyday lives, early projections were pessimistic
The International Energy Association calls for a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions. Solar plays a large part in lowering emissions and making our planet clean and sustainable. Click to read more.
On September 17th, the Florida Public Service Commision, invited representatives from the four investor-owned utility companies, as well as Solar Advocacy groups, to testify on
In March 2020, Florida Power and Light launched SolarTogether, the most extensive community solar program in the United States. Last month, Duke Energy filed its community solar program, Shared Solar. Both Florida community solar programs will save participating Florida homeowners and small businesses on their utility bills while encouraging the further expansion of solar in the Sunshine State.
