Socket to the sun

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Ten U.S. states have enacted laws allowing plug-in solar, with additional states expected to follow. The portable systems could offer renters, low-income households, and temporary workers a lower-cost way to manage electricity bills, though business models and regulatory and technical challenges remain unsettled.

Ten states in the United States have passed laws permitting plug-in solar, with more to follow imminently. Low-income households, renters and temporary workers under pressure from high electricity bills are welcoming plug-in solar as a low-cost, portable and convenient solution. Precise business models have yet to emerge and there are technical and regulatory teething problems to address, as industry figures tell pv magazine. The post Socket to the sun appeared first on pv magazine Global.