If you aren’t going solar in Connecticut, you might want to rethink that. New research from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) puts Connecticut a lofty and surprising third – behind only Hawaii and California – among the 50 states in a measure of the unsubsidized economic potential of a residential solar system. NREL recently examined a variety of policy- and non-policy-based factors that influenced state and local solar markets, and concluded that both the number of solar policies, and the length of time the policies have been in place, are important indicators of market success. Based on the NREL’s study, the above-mentioned three states are where solar makes the most sense.
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