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New net metering policies shake up Indiana's solar industry

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Since 2004, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) has required the state's five investor-owned, for-profit utility companies to offer net metering to all electric customers. The policy allowed those customers to sell their extra energy back to utilities at the same rate utilities charged customers for electricity. A bill approved by legislators in 2017 started to phase out that system, with the official end date landing on July 1.

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New net metering policies shake up Indiana's solar industry

Literally overnight, from June 30 to July 1, what customers could earn for selling solar power back to the grid dropped by around 70%. The money made from selling that

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