State policy, aggressive utility plans to make Florida top Southeast solar state

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Florida is emerging as a leading solar state in the Southeast due to supportive state policy, aggressive utility expansion plans, and competitive pricing. A June 2021 SACE report forecasts Florida will surpass North Carolina in installed solar capacity this year, with over 13,000 MW expected across the state over the next decade. SACE solar program director Bryan Jacob attributes growth to falling solar costs, federal tax credits, and Florida's solar base rate adjustment mechanism that streamlines utility project approvals.