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Solar industry slowing down in Arizona

The Associated Press//July 14, 2014//[read_meter]

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Solar industry slowing down in Arizona

Solar industry slowing down in Arizona

The Associated Press//July 14, 2014//[read_meter]

Utility regulators are wrestling with how much of a premium to charge energy customers for using solar or other renewable energy sources, the Arizona Republic reported Sunday. For the first...

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