Connecticut Approves Plug-In Solar, Expanding Renewable Energy Access
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Carolyn Fortuna
Baker's choice. Dense with flavour, light on filler.
Summary
The article discusses Connecticut's approval of plug-in solar systems, which offer a more accessible alternative to traditional rooftop solar for renters, apartment dwellers, low-income families, and those with unsuitable roofs. The author shares a personal story about trying to make their seasonal Connecticut home cleaner energy-wise despite limitations like a 30 amp electrical service and propane dependency. Plug-in solar allows users to simply plug solar panels into an outlet, making solar energy more accessible without expensive installation or permanent modifications.
Key quotes
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I've been trying to make my energy usage there cleaner but am hampered by the 30 amp limitation.
The simple, older modular home sits on land that is bordered by a soothing meandering brook and pristine state forest.
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