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Should Nevada restore stronger credits for rooftop solar customers?

PROVINCIAL · NEVADA ENVIRONMENT OPENED AUG 8
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Nevada cut rooftop solar credits in 2015, driving installers out of the state, then partially restored them in 2017. One of the sunniest states in the country still credits solar customers below the full retail rate; supporters want full restoration, while utilities argue solar customers shift grid costs onto everyone else.

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