A panhandle leader in renewable energy thinks Nebraska should better
utilize its solar power capabilities to provide electricity to
consumers.
Owner of Nebraska Wind and Solar Larry Cooper says the
state ranks 13th in the nation for potential solar production. Yet only
half a percent of the energy produced in Nebraska is, in fact, solar.
But
that could change if Nebraska would allow residents to join a community
solar garden, similar to a co-op in exchange for credit on their
electric bills.
Read more: http://www.kotanow.com/story/23860909/solar-gardens-could-provide-more-people-with-access-to-solar
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