‘THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW’ | RECENT LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS IN WISCONSIN
Bill would open the door to community solar subscriptions in Wisconsin
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Mike Eveland, left, and Paul Hainz, of Full Spectrum Solar, install a solar panel on the roof of a Middleton home. More then 2,000 Wisconsin homeowners applied for solar rebates in 2020 for systems totaling nearly 14 megawatts of capacity.
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Workers with Full Spectrum Solar install a solar panel on the roof of a Middleton home in 2020. A proposed bipartisan measure would allow utility customers to subscribe to privately developed solar facilities and receive credits on their electric bill.
Wisconsin lawmakers are once again pushing for legislation that would allow residents to subscribe to privately developed small solar projects on brownfields, commercial rooftops or underused farmland.
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Mike Eveland, left, and Paul Hainz, of Full Spectrum Solar, install a solar panel on the roof of a Middleton home. More then 2,000 Wisconsin homeowners applied for solar rebates in 2020 for systems totaling nearly 14 megawatts of capacity.
Workers with Full Spectrum Solar install a solar panel on the roof of a Middleton home in 2020. A proposed bipartisan measure would allow utility customers to subscribe to privately developed solar facilities and receive credits on their electric bill.
