Solar

Owning a solar array can help you save money by producing your own electricity. Still, many factors must be considered to decide if a solar system is right for you.

Improving reliable energy siting processes at the state and local levels.

Explore tax approaches and property value impacts of large-scale solar to support informed decisions in your community.

Our primary goal with this guide is to explain the emerging grid-scale solar energy development trends occurring in the Commonwealth and what might be expected in the next few years.

A summary of the Assessment Law Committee's approach to valuation, informed by their interpretation of current statutes and case law.

As energy transitions are occurring across the nation, the conversion of land, mainly in rural communities, to energy production, is increasing.

This section addresses baseline environmental assessment prior to construction.

There's an increasing likelihood that Pennsylvania will see a large investment in grid-scale solar development (GSSD) in the near future.

How exactly are the sun's rays harnessed to produce the electricity we use to power our appliances, our lights, and increasingly, our cars?

Grid-scale solar developments (GSSD) are also called utility-scale solar or "solar arrays."