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Puget Sound Energy provides solar incentive for Youthnet campus

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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Youthnet received an 83.3-kilowatt solar array at its main campus in Mount Vernon. Puget Sound Energy provided a $172,088 Solar Enhanced Incentive award that covered the full cost of the panels. The installation was completed by Western Solar, which has partnered with Puget Sound Energy on community solar arrays in Skagit and Whatcom counties.

From goskagit.com

Why it matters

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The solar array is expected to save Youthnet approximately $200,000 annually in energy costs. However, Western Solar noted that the Solar Enhanced Incentive program reduces the revenue that Puget Sound Energy earns.

From goskagit.com

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  • Puget Sound EnergyProvided the Solar Enhanced Incentive award for the solar array installation.

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  • Could see reduced revenue due to the Solar Enhanced Incentive program.

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