Posted Jan. 30, 2013 at 6:39 a.m.
TechLaw: The North Carolina General Assembly is requiring North Carolina utilities to purchase energy from renewable sources. The hot sun beating on you and your land can be one of those sources.
Here comes the sun - and it's alright (as long as you have a good solar lease)
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TechLaw: The North Carolina General Assembly is requiring North Carolina utilities to purchase energy from renewable sources. The hot sun beating on you and your land can be one of those sources.
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