Solar State By State
Explore the latest solar market insights and policy updates in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. All market data is current through Q2 2023.
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Texas Solar
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Kentucky Solar
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Maine Solar
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Kansas Solar
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Iowa Solar
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Idaho Solar
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Arkansas Solar
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Alaska Solar
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Alabama Solar
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Michigan Solar
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Mississippi Solar
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Wyoming
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West Virginia Solar
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South Dakota Solar
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South Carolina Solar
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Oklahoma Solar
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North Dakota Solar
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Nebraska Solar
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Montana Solar
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Rhode Island Solar
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Louisiana Solar
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Indiana Solar
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Virginia Solar
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New Hampshire Solar
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Utah Solar
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Minnesota Solar
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Vermont Solar
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Washington Solar
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Washington DC Solar
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Wisconsin Solar
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Florida Solar
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Georgia Solar
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Illinois Solar
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Missouri Solar
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New Mexico Solar
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Oregon Solar
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North Carolina Solar
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Tennessee Solar
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Delaware Solar
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Connecticut Solar
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Arizona Solar
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Pennsylvania Solar
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Colorado Solar
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Nevada Solar
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Ohio Solar
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Massachusetts Solar
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Hawaii Solar
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New Jersey Solar
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Maryland Solar
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New York Solar
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State Solar Policy
California Solar
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Recent State News
CPUC Decisions Imperil Rooftop Solar in California, Jeopardizing the State’s Clean Energy Goals
A series of decisions by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) are devastating the state’s rooftop solar industry. Following a December 2022 decision to transition from net metering to a new net billing structure, the CPUC has approved additional rules that make it harder than expected for solar businesses to operate and for Californians to choose solar.
CPUC Undermines the Ability of California Schools, Farms, and Small Businesses to Choose Solar
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) approved new rules that do not allow schools, farms and small businesses to benefit from their onsite solar consumption.
North Carolina Regulators Issue Order to Strengthen the State’s Rooftop Solar Market
RALEIGH, N.C. — On Thursday, the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) issued final orders in its net metering “Smart $aver” docket. The Commission approved a three-year glide path for solar customers to transition from monthly credits to a more dynamic time-of-use rate structure that incentivizes the use of solar when it is most valuable.