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The Case for Low-Income Solar: Exploring the Obstacles to Solar for LMI Households and Potential Opportunities to Advance Access

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Solar energy — most people would associate it with the wealthy or people who are particularly concerned with the environment. So when they hear the term low-income solar power, they balk at the idea, thinking “what business do low-income families have with solar power?” But after extensive research and interviews with experts and stakeholders in the industry, it is evident that low-income solar is not just about increasing the accessibility of renewable energy; it is part of a broader solution to achieving environmental justice and economic equity in the United States.

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Phua, Peiyu. (2020). The Case for Low-Income Solar: Exploring the Obstacles to Solar for LMI Households and Potential Opportunities to Advance Access. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/216528.

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