What do solar power projects in Georgia, Maine, and Indiana have in common?
They're all delayed because an obscure, Koch-linked solar company filed a complaint that is stopping nearly half of America's planned solar projects from moving forward.
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They're all delayed because an obscure, Koch-linked solar company filed a complaint that is stopping nearly half of America's planned solar projects from moving forward.
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"Georgia Power says nearly 1,000 megawatts of planned solar installations are now delayed by a year, as supply chain issues and a federal investigation into Chinese panel manufacturers hamper the company’s transition to renewable energy."
2/ ajc.com/news/supply-ch…
2/ ajc.com/news/supply-ch…
"Just across a long fence, there's a bigger project that would deliver electricity to Maine consumers at a price that's better still.
'Right now most of the panel manufacturers aren't actually taking orders,' Azevedo says."
3/ npr.org/2022/05/11/109…
'Right now most of the panel manufacturers aren't actually taking orders,' Azevedo says."
3/ npr.org/2022/05/11/109…
"U.S. utility NiSource Inc (NI.N) on Wednesday said it would delay the shutdown of an Indiana coal plant by two years because a federal investigation into solar panel imports has stalled development of renewable energy facilities meant to replace it."
4/ reuters.com/business/energ…
4/ reuters.com/business/energ…
What is causing the problem? The WSJ calls them "The most hated solar company in America."
A company with a "desolate factory site."
#ExposeAuxin 5/x canarymedia.com/articles/solar…
A company with a "desolate factory site."
#ExposeAuxin 5/x canarymedia.com/articles/solar…
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