Pros & Cons
of Solar
Nevada’s history with solar energy has been marked by challenges, yet the recent reinstatement of net metering suggests a positive trajectory ahead. The state has taken a significant stride by revising its renewable portfolio standard (RPS), mandating that utilities achieve 50% of their energy from renewable sources by 2030. Although the removal of the solar carve-out from the revised RPS means there is no specific solar energy production quota, the ambitious renewable energy target could spur the creation of innovative incentive programs by utilities. With the restoration of net metering and the availability of federal tax credits, there’s a window of opportunity for substantial savings for those who take prompt action.
Advantages & Disadvantages
Should you get solar?
While there are both enticing benefits and important considerations associated with solar energy in Las Vegas, the city’s abundant sunshine and favorable incentives create a promising environment for solar investment. The potential for substantial energy cost savings, reduced environmental impact, and increased property value make solar an attractive option for residents and businesses alike.
Acting promptly is essential in safeguarding current solar incentives, net metering, and overall feasibility, especially amidst potential government policy and regulation modifications. Seizing the opportunity now can secure the existing programs and incentives before any changes take effect.