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‘Balcony solar’ could be coming to NYC apartments. Landlords may still have a say
New York City officials are urging Governor Kathy Hochul to sign the Solar Up Now New York Act, which would allow apartment residents to install small solar systems without utility approval. The legislation, passed by the state legislature, aims to lower electricity bills and expand access to renewable energy for residents without roof or yard space for larger installations.
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