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Ohio Solar Developers Utilize Inflation Reduction Act to Combat ‘Bias’

On Aug 5, 2024

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Solar developers in Ohio are using the Inflation Reduction Act to overcome financial bias. The Act, which has bipartisan support, provides financial incentives for clean energy projects. Developers express that these incentives will help in leveling the field between renewable and non-renewable sources of energy, encouraging more widespread adoption of solar energy.

Ohio Solar Developers Leverage Inflation Reduction Act to Combat Bias

Ohio’s solar developers are utilizing the Inflation Reduction Act to overcome perceived bias. Public News Service reports on this innovative use of the legislation to promote the renewable energy sector.

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