Mass. homeowners can now sell back electricity
USA Today - 58 minutes agoIn Massachusetts, homeowners who generate their own wind or solar power can sell excess electricity to utilities.
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Mass. homeowners can now sell back electricity
San Francisco Chronicle - Mon Nov 30, 6:25 pm ETHomeowners tired of paying high electricity bills can now turn the tables by selling excess electricity back to power companies at more lucrative rates. The hitch? Homeowners need a way to generate power on their own, either by installing solar panels on... Solar panel - Electricity - Energy - Business - Renewable
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Conn. sues CVS/Pharmacy, alleging some stores sold expired food, over-the-counter medicines
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New Hickory Hills school's green features draw interest
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Constellation Energy Buys W.Md. Wind Power Project
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Cenergy Power Commissions Solar System for Enaqua
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Networks planning live coverage of Obama's speech from West Point
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MA homeowners can now sell back electricity
WBZ News Radio Boston - Mon Nov 30, 5:39 pm ETHomeowners tired of paying high electricity bills can now turn the tables by selling excess electricity back to power companies. The only hitch? Homeowners need a way to generate power on their own, either by installing solar panels on their roofs or planting wind turbines on their property.
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