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    • Rocco Volpe
      oggi i miei pannelli lavorano poco!!!!!
      May 28 at 4:07am
    • Carin Ansen
      Californians! Call your state representatives to pass this bill. SB 843 would make Virtual Solar affordable and without even owning a roof http://exm.nr/KUQCE5
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      My SunPower Solar Panels are up and working. They produced about 52 Kilowatt hours of juice yesterday! I can actually monitor their production from my phone.
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    Did you know that there's an African wildlife preserve in Northern CA? The B Bryan Preserve is building a new barn for endangered Rothschild giraffes and we’re donating solar panels to meet their sustainability goals and provide long-term savings. Want to help? Join us in supporting this great organization.
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    SunPower systems cut the Oxnard Union School District’s electricity bills by 75%, providing the opportunity to focus the savings on enriching the students’ academic experience. SunPower is also working with the district to offer a summer school program on sustainable energy.
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      81% of New York voters support the New York Solar Jobs Act, which would ensure that 3,000 megawatts of the state’s power supply would come from solar and would create thousands of jobs. Like this post if you support it too, and go to www.nysolarjobs.com for more info.
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        • Kevin Goldsmith
          DISLIKE! I'm a huge fan of solar, but if solar is so great, why can't you just let the market decide? Believe me, once I have my own place I want to live off the grid, but I want to do so knowing the solar/wind company I buy from isn't gett...ing a handout. Fossil fuel companies don't get subsidies. A subsidy, as you very well know, is direct government spending to compensate for what would be lost revenue. If solar is as good as you claim, it should be able to provide gigawatts of power and millions of jobs. 3,000 MW is a drop in the bucket. Until "green" companies can function without anything other than a good business strategy and private investment, it will never make a difference. I don't want to hear "oil companies get subsidies, so do we!" No they don't. They've got their big boy pants on and so should you. The only thing businesses should rightfully ask of the government is reduced regulation and less red tape.See More
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        Solar industry workers are urging CA lawmakers to protect policies like net metering, which help provide jobs and energy bill savings to those who need it most. "Like" this post if you support solar jobs.
        Solar Industry Workers Call on Lawmakers to Protect Solar Energy Jobs
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        Here's another excellent guest post from solar industry workers. This post tackles the jobs side of of things — sort of an important topic these days.
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        The California PUC will decide on Thursday whether to expand net metering, providing fair credit to solar customers. The Commission has received more than 50,000 emails in favor, and the SF Chronicle expressed support in this editorial. “Like” this post if you agree--and go to www.protectnetmetering.org for more info.
        ON THE 'NET METERING' PROPOSAL Keep solar power shining
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        After setting the national standard on solar energy, California is at a new frontier. How far should it push the rules credited with spreading the...
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