01/30/2018
Last week, the NCCETC released its final 2017 report that analyzed 249 solar policy actions over the past 12 months (an average of nearly 21 actions per month). In news that should surprise anyone in the industry, the majority of the actions concerned increases in fixed rates, establishing higher minimum bills for consumers and developing community solar programs.
Fixed charges, minimum bills and distributed solar policies came under intense scrutiny in 2017, with almost all states looking at policy or rate-design changes.