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What changed this week in incentives, utility rates, battery storage and solar technology, and what it means for a business in Georgia, Florida or the Carolinas. Reported by the people who build the systems.
  • Solar array on the roof of a distribution warehouse in coastal South Carolina with a high-voltage substation visible beyond the tree line

    Carolinas

    Santee Cooper large load rate: what it means for a South Carolina business

    Santee Cooper's published rate schedules now include an experimental large load schedule that is mandatory for data centers above 50,000 kW and for portable loads above 1,000 kW. For the ordinary South Carolina business on the general service rate, the number that matters is still the $12.21 per kW demand charge, and there is something to do about it.

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