Impact of Ohio's Solar Law
Sector: Solar • Location: Ohio, United States
Source: Cleveland
A new Ohio law has chilled developers' interest, increased rejection rates of solar projects, and allowed 40% of Ohio counties to say no to all wind and solar projects. This has resulted in over 2,000 megawatts of solar capacity being blocked or preempted from the grid, raising concerns about a potential electricity shortage.
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Description | A new Ohio law has chilled developers' interest, increased rejection rates of solar projects, and allowed 40% of Ohio counties to say no to all wind and solar projects. This has resulted in over 2,000 megawatts of solar capacity being blocked or preempted from the grid, raising concerns about a potential electricity shortage. |
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