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Ohio solar co-op could cut Duke Energy bills by $1,000 a year
Original: In Ohio, a free solar co-op could cut Duke Energy bills by about $1,000 a year
A free solar co-op in Ohio could help households cut their Duke Energy bills by roughly $1,000 a year. By pooling residents together to buy and install solar panels collectively, the co-op secures discounted pricing while offering guidance through the process. Local interest reflects growing demand for lower energy costs and cleaner power across the region.
Why now: Rising energy costs and interest in affordable solar power are driving attention to the co-op's potential savings.
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Evidence
- In Ohio, a free solar co-op could cut Duke Energy bills by about $1,000 a year · Yahoo
- In Ohio, a free solar co-op could cut Duke Energy bills by about $1,000 a year · The Cool Down
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