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In Norfolk, loosened state solar laws open up chance to put panels on low-income homes - Virginia Mercury

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For retiree Lisa Ray Clarkson, Norfolk offered the ability to own a house that wasn’t available in her prior life in New York. Putting solar on that house — both for environmental reasons and to reduce her electric bills — was a bit trickier. “When I purchased my home, I was looking for a company, […]

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In Norfolk, loosened state solar laws open up chance to put panels on low-income homes - Virginia Mercury

For retiree Lisa Ray Clarkson, Norfolk offered the ability to own a house that wasn’t available in her prior life in New York. Putting solar on that house — both for environmental reasons and to reduce her electric bills — was a bit trickier. “When I purchased my home, I was looking for a company, […]

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