> "They have argued for placing onshore utility-scale projects on previously disturbed sites and expanding the use of rooftop solar." Thats rich. Nevada regul

> "They have argued for placing onshore utility-scale projects on previously disturbed sites and expanding the use of rooftop solar." Thats rich. Nevada regulators just killed rooftop solar, through a first-in-the-nation implementation of a demand charge for residential customers. People who put solar on their roofs will still get hit with demand charges when the sun goes down and in the summer it’ll be $30-70/mo. Negating a significant portion of their anticipated solar savings.