So, I'm planning to have solar PV installed at my new house. The state of Massachusetts and the federal government provide a lot of incentives to enable this. I can get 30% of my installation cost back in federal tax credits, and something like $1000 from state credits, plus I can generate value through SRECs. The state publishes a list of installers, as well as thes cost of installation in $/Watt. I've been using that list to pick solar companies to talk to. The most popular installer also happens to be one of the more expensive, at $5.50/W, while others are in the $3.50 to $4.00 range.
In ONC's report on "Data Blocking", they note that pricing for interfaces is unknown. Wouldn't it be interesting if incented providers under MU also had to report the price they paid for a system in order to get the incentive?
Oh, damn, the incentives are done. Maybe next time.
In ONC's report on "Data Blocking", they note that pricing for interfaces is unknown. Wouldn't it be interesting if incented providers under MU also had to report the price they paid for a system in order to get the incentive?
Oh, damn, the incentives are done. Maybe next time.
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