研究目的
Investigating solar photovoltaic deployment through community choice aggregation programs and highlighting a case study of a solar energy program in Southeastern Ohio that uses a 'carbon fee' model to fund behind-the-meter solar installations.
研究成果
The article concludes that the 'carbon fee' model used by the Southeast Ohio Public Energy Council (SOPEC) could serve as an innovative approach for other community choice aggregation programs to deploy local solar PV energy, offering a unique path forward for CCAs to invest in locally installed solar energy through an incremental fee structure.
