>But now, renewable developers say that the new technologies are stymied by complicated local and federal regulations, a long wait to connect to the electricity grid, and community opposition.
Turns out when you don’t let people build things things don’t get built.
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> But now, renewable developers say that the new technologies are stymied by complicated local and federal regulations, a long wait to connect to the electricity grid, and community opposition.
That, and the fucking tariffs
Global South is adopting solar at the faster clip than US
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Non-paywalled link [here](https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/renewables-were-supposed-to-take-over-the-grid-instead-they-re-falling-short/ar-AA1xEk4R).
>But now, renewable developers say that the new technologies are stymied by complicated local and federal regulations, a long wait to connect to the electricity grid, and community opposition.
Turns out when you don’t let people build things things don’t get built.
> But now, renewable developers say that the new technologies are stymied by complicated local and federal regulations, a long wait to connect to the electricity grid, and community opposition.
That, and the fucking tariffs
Global South is adopting solar at the faster clip than US
We need deregulation