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Reselling your own solar power could be a solution to the end of net metering, but it's not taking off

Reselling your own solar power could be a solution to the end of net metering, but it's not taking off

Reselling surplus solar energy to others was proposed as a solution to the upcoming expiration of the net metering scheme in the Netherlands. However, the implementation is failing to gain momentum due to excessively complex regulations.

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This degree makes you the most popular with employers

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