When the BioMass Hits the Wind Turbine
Society & Culture
We are transitioning to a solar economy. In the last decade solar power has become the cheapest form of energy available – far cheaper than coal, nuclear and even natural gas.
Yet there still remain incentive programs at the federal, state and local levels that help make solar power even cheaper still. In fact, some programs designed for rural businesses will even pay around 75% of the cost of installing a system.
Join Annie and Jay Warmke of Blue Rock Station for a discussion of the various incentive programs currently available that can help place solar on your home or business at an incredibly low cost.
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151 – Utility Scale Solar
150 – Finding the Life/Work Balance
149 – Food Foraging and Medicinal Plants
088 - Solar Pollution
078 - Fake Meat
148 - What Solar Really Costs in 2022
147 - Emotional Resiliency
146 - Environmental Impact of Lawns
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