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Easily the most controversial and debated environmental bill of 2005, SB 1 (Murray and Campbell) would establish a plan to install solar energy systems on one million new and existing residential and commercial roofs over 10 years, with subsidies for purchase of the systems provided by a surcharge on all electric utility bills. Like its 2004 predecessor, SB 1 got tangled in complicated policy and political differences.
Issue:
Clean & Renewable Energy