LINCOLN, Nebraska —
Utility officials warned lawmakers on Tuesday that a plan for so-called
community solar gardens could increase energy costs in Nebraska, but
environmentalists said the proposal would make it easier for residents
to use solar power to provide electricity to their homes.
The proposal being considered by the Legislature's Natural Resources Committee would allow residents to join a community solar garden, similar to a co-op, in exchange for a credit on their electric bills.
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The proposal being considered by the Legislature's Natural Resources Committee would allow residents to join a community solar garden, similar to a co-op, in exchange for a credit on their electric bills.
Read more: http://www.therepublic.com/view/story/ccc7f65f191b4a199990c92165073b8b/NE-XGR---Solar-Panels-Nebraska
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