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Idaho Power chips away at solar incentives again

December 29, 2020/

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Installing solar panels will likely make a lot less sense for farmers and large businesses after a recent Idaho Public Utilities Commission ruling.

Effectively, the December PUC order creates uncertainty about the future value of solar electricity produced by private solar panel owners in the farming, industrial and large commercial sectors. At some unknown point in the future — it could be as soon as a year from now or as long as five years — Idaho Power will start compensating people less for the electricity they generate.

 


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