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South Carolina

The power of solar is shining in South Carolina. The state has grown to a solar generation capacity powerful enough to sustain almost 60,000 homes over the span of four years. Areas like Charleston, Columbia, and Greenville have focused on the benefits of renewable energy especially community solar projects for several years. South Carolina’s solar goal is simply to provide, clean and affordable energy options for the consumer. Solar in South Carolina is growing and exciting.

Executive Summary

2018 Solar Report

Large retailers in South Carolina that have gone solar include Boeing, General Growth Properties, and Target.

Nearly 2,900 people provide for their families thanks to the solar industry in South Carolina.

There is enough solar energy generated in the state to power 42 schools.

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Current and Recent Initiatives
  • Senate Bill 751 – Net Energy Metering
    Relates to net energy metering, provides that solar choice metering requirements shall reduce any cost shift or subsidization associated with net metering while avoiding any disruption to the market for customer scale distributed energy resources, provides an exception to the prohibition on cost recovery for lost revenues associated with customer generators.
  • Community Solar in South Carolina
    Duke Energy recently announced the launch of a community solar program that will help all demographics experience the wonders of renewable energy. Installation costs of solar panels can be extremely pricey, making it so that only a percentage of state residents can experience using solar to power their lives. With Duke Energy’s new community solar program, customers can subscribe to an already-existing solar project rather than purchasing systems to be installed on their homes.

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