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Thanks to SHARP solar electricity, we have the first working document on an English translation of the political paperwork that is the stimulus package. Show me the money! Still a draft copy, SHARP delineates where the money goes in the industry. Check it out.
Page two has a paragraph on how to take advantage of government funding.
Lucky states with the biggest budgets include California, Illinois, Florida, New York, and Texas, but the coolest part is that everyone gets something.
Now is as good a time as any to grab some solar training and make a change.
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