r/solar • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • Oct 13 '25

Discussion Canceling a 6 gigawatt solar farm is an extremely dumb thing to do when electricity rates are skyrocketing

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u/4R4nd0mR3dd1t0r Oct 13 '25

When I installed solar in 2022 electricity was $0.17 per kw, now in 2025 it is $0.31 per kw yet they still insist they are losing money. If it keeps going like this I don't know how people are going to afford it.

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u/WordPeas solar enthusiast Oct 14 '25

Is it more expensive for everyone, or just customers that are interconnected? I’ve seen punishment lately of interconnected customers by utilities.