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Act 236 changed the trajectory of power generation within the state and its implementation is being carefully watched across the country by state and local governments, industry leaders, and educators to help determine what impact similar legislation may have on their constituents and economy.
Our team is comprised of stakeholders from all areas: utilities, power generators, small and large businesses, non-profits, and environmental groups, many of which helped craft Act 236.
In order for Act 236 to successfully reach its goals of 1% utility scale and 1% distributed scale solar power by 2021, without rate basing solar incentives, steep cost reductions must be realized.
The first of a series of surveys was given to the installation professionals in South Carolina in October 2015 in an attempt to better understand and correlate job growth and cost declines to the implementation of Act 236.
Act 236 has brought a state and an economy that have been increasingly ignored by the renewables community to the center of their attention.
The parties agree to collaborate 234 to transfer or make available public records in accordance with applicable records retention 235 requirements, including Chapter 40.14 RCW, and the Washington State Public Records Act, 236 Chapter 42.56 RCW.
This is enabled by Act 236, which served to help open the market to residential consumers.
Yet, there is no clear understanding of the actual impacts of Act 236.
The Safe Drinking Water Act 236 UIC program Class VI regulations include strong protections for communities 237 to prevent contamination of underground drinking water sources.
This work will address the knowledge gap of the impacts of SC Act 236, and also begin addressing training shortages and other needs of the SC solar market preparing to emerge from its infancy and apply those lessons throughout the SE US.