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Comment 9 for South Coast PM2.5 SIP (southcoastsip) - Non-Reg.

First NameHarvey
Last NameEder
Email Addressharveyederpspc@yahoo.com
Affiliationself & Public Solar Power Coalition
SubjectSIP/2012 AQMP Immediate Total Solar Conversion Plan& Immplementation 5-10 yrs SCD HE/PSPC
Comment
This is Comment #3 For CARB on an immediate total solar conversion
plan and implamentation for SCAQMD? STATE OF CA. by Harvey Eder
self & PSPC Public Solar Power Coalition. Attached or in the body
of this comment in the CARB SIP Ozone and PM 2.5 etc plan on the
2012 AQMP SCAQMD meeting 1/25/13 in Diamond Bar
Ca. CARB BD OF Directors

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2012-10-25/solar-energy-is-ready-dot-the-u-dot-s-dot-isnt#p1

This is the link to the Opening Remarks , Strangling Solar article
by Ken Wells, Page 12 and 13 of the October 29-November 4,2012
Bloomberg Businessweek article on solar conversion "Photovoltaic
power's low cost shouldbe a boon for consumers. Why isn't the U.S.
taking advantage of it ?
with a byline subtitle on page 13 "Realizing solar's potential
requires a smarter national energy policy that takes on entrenched
interests"
The entire 2 page is entered into the record here by reference etc.


This includes the fact  "Over the past five years the price of
photovoltaic panels has plummeted 75 percen...Nationally, the cost
of residentialonstallations-including hardware,permits,labor-has
plummeted from $9 a watt in 2006 to $5.46.Averging in commercial
industrial installations, the national installed price plumments to
$3.45 a watt says the Solar Energy Industries Association, a
Washington-based trade group."
Further "many utilities and their political backers are standing in
the way of changes that could boost U.S. energy independence,reduce
carbon emissions and save cousmers billions... Congress should also
extend beyond the 2016 the 30 percent federal solar tax credit for
rooftop installation,then 
gradually phase it out. Five years from now,solar-without
subsidies-will be competitive with conventional power prices in 17
states,and the credit could greatly increase that number ." 
( The Federal Solar Tax credit should be refundable for low and
middle income like the origional solar tan credit in Ca. est. in
the mid to late 70s ) 
   Most solar systems are installed by 3ed party owneds in Ca. at
rates that are lower than the IOUs ( invester owned utilities )
This is no cost but savings per pound/ton of Nox/Ozone  and PM 2.5
reduced  etc ( GHGs etc)

The Immediate Total Solar Conversion Plan submitted to South Coast
District must be  Planed and implemented now as included in the
record. The stated should ficilatate this wiht CARB working with
other agencies through Solar Cal. etc

Solarly, Harvey Eder & PSPC Public Solar Power Coalition 10 am
1/23/13

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Date and Time Comment Was Submitted 2013-01-23 09:12:08

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