Power prices are increasing, and more families are struggling with the cost of living
There is increasing demand for electricity, driven by AI, manufacturing, and electrification.
Rates are rising higher than the cost of inflation, putting a 1 in 7 families in energy poverty.
Federal tax credits are phasing out, the federal government is making it more difficult to build utility-scale clean energy infrastructure, and states are pulling back from subsidizing clean energy.
American Families are Paying More for Their Rooftop Solar Systems
Today, American families are paying tens of thousands of dollars more for a rooftop solar and home battery system than families in peer countries like Australia. They are also having to wait many months for the system to start producing power, rather than just a few days in Australia.
Government Red Tape Heightens Solar Costs
The key driver of high rooftop solar costs and delays in the US is the burdensome red tape from the local government permitting and utility interconnection processes. Fortunately:
- The red tape can be cut quickly, delivering fast deployment of savings and new clean energy
- The red tape can be slashed at virtually no cost to government or ratepayers
- The red tape can be cut at the state level, with decision makers who are more focused on delivering practical outcomes
- This strategy has momentum. States and local governments have already started to significantly streamline permitting and interconnection across the country.
The Cheap Rooftop Solar and Home Battery Opportunity
There is more to do. And we have no time to waste.
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