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Florida’s solar industry employs around 14,000 workers, yet we’re operating at a fraction of our potential
Florida’s solar industry employs around 14,000 workers, yet we’re operating at a fraction of our potential
Solar can play a much greater role in meeting Florida’s energy needs and reducing the carbon footprint of our utilities.
Solar plus storage homes are lifeboats, keeping families safe while making everyone more secure.
Pairing cuts to clean energy with support for fossil fuels makes the bill uniquely harmful.
Congress just passed a bill to phase out the clean energy tax credits that have been helping Floridians prepare.
Funding should support resilient housing, public shelters and infrastructure that meet the needs of real people.
With political uncertainty under Trump, nearly $8 billion in clean energy projects have been scrapped or cut back this year.
Only around 1% of Florida single-family homes have rooftop solar, according to the website Solar Power Guide.
Raising global energy prices while limiting US energy supplies would benefit Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Florida legislators consider streamlining rooftop solar and energy installation permits by adding automated processes to state law.
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