“Solar in the Southeast” highlights solar data and trends throughout the region, including Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Using a “watts per customer” (W/C) metric to compare and contrast states and utilities across the region, the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy once again offers a unique analysis with detailed information on regional, state, and utility levels. The watts per customer metric provides an unbiased standard to distinguish industry leaders and laggards in a fair manner.
Highlights in this year’s seventh edition “Solar in the Southeast” report include:
- Which utilities are leading (SunRisers) and lagging (SunBlockers) in the Southeast
- States leading the pack in the region on installed and forecasted solar
- How current and future utility resource plans can impact solar progress
- What’s on the horizon for policies and practices to drive continued solar growth
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