If North Carolina legislators cut out their approval for Duke Energy, soon home and property owners will be able to rent their rooftops. They're looking for as many as 850 rooftops (in all kinds of buildings). This could be a 'model' for other energy cos. to follow.
Via GreenBiz.com.
The energy company is proposing to invest $50 million over a two-year
period in as many as 425 solar energy arrays atop the rooftops of
homes, schools, stores and factories — or on the ground at those
properties — to establish a solar distributed generation program.
Rent your rooftop/s? Hey, in this economy, why not..
Eligibility, per Duke Energy:
- You are a Duke Energy Carolinas customer located in North Carolina.
- You own the home or property.
- The roof being considered is five years old or less.
- The area being considered for solar panels is not shaded from the sun by trees or other obstructions.
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