Solar power is good for consumers, good for utilities

The Ecologist
Oct 30, 2015, 12:49 pm55 pts
An analysis of power prices in the US state of Pennsylvania shows that if solar power increased from the 0.1% of electricity it supplies now, to 5%, then all customers would save $25 a year. Far from 'net metering' for solar being a 'burden' as utilities claim, it makes money for them, and their customers!

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