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Markets for customer-sited, grid-connected PV systems are expanding rapidly, albeit from a small base. Government incentives aimed at encouraging reductions in the cost of PV over time are the principal drivers for this growth, and substantial cost reductions will be needed if PV is to become more than a niche technology. Ryan Wiser, Mark Bolinger, Peter Cappers and Robert Margolis summarise findings...
In the United States, markets for renewable energy generation - especially wind power - have grown substantially in recent years. This growth is typically attributed to technology improvements and resulting cost reductions, the availability of federal tax incentives, and aggressive state policy efforts. But another less widely recognized driver of new renewable generation is poised to play a major...
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