Smith et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Net Metering in the States A primer on reforms to avoid regressive effects and encourage competitionSmith et al., 2018
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- Smith J
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- Colton K
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Policymakers enact net metering policies to encourage consumers to install rooftop solar by increasing the return on investment from solar panels. The justification for this is based on the potential benefits of having solar power as part of the grid. This research reviews the …
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