Iowa Supreme Court Hands Down Huge Win for Solar
"This is an important milestone for solar energy in Iowa."
WASHINGTON, DC – In a setback to the regulated utility model, the Iowa Supreme Court has ruled that a power purchase agreement (PPA) between the city of Dubuque and Eagle Point Solar does not violate state law. Regulated utility companies had fought the arrangement, claiming to have exclusive rights to sell to customers in their service areas. Today, Iowa's high court disagreed. After the decision was handed down, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), released the following statement:
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"This is an important milestone for solar energy in Iowa. It undoubtedly will help to jumpstart solar installations across the state, creating new jobs, pumping money into the economy and reducing pollution. But just as importantly, this is a victory for freedom of choice, affirming the right of Iowans to decide how they want to power their homes and businesses in the future. We commend the court for doing the right thing."
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