SMART 3.0 Solar and Storage Program
Sector: Solar • Location: Massachusetts, United States
Source: SolarQuarter
The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) has issued the final SMART 3.0 regulations, providing a clear path for community and commercial scale solar and storage projects in Massachusetts. The program supports cost-effective solar generation, local jobs, and renewable energy deployment, enabling projects to take advantage of expiring federal tax credits.
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Description | The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) has issued the final SMART 3.0 regulations, providing a clear path for community and commercial scale solar and storage projects in Massachusetts. The program supports cost-effective solar generation, local jobs, and renewable energy deployment, enabling projects to take advantage of expiring federal tax credits. |
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