- puc · . september 2, 2014 . rosemary chiavetta . pennsylvania public utility commission . p.o....
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www.themarea.org September 2, 2014 Rosemary Chiavetta Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission P.O. Box 3265 Harrisburg, PA 17105-3265 Re: Comments on Proposed Rulemaking Order concerning implementation of the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards Act of 2004 published in the Pennsylvania Bulletin on July 5, 2014 Docket Number: L-2014-2404361 Dear Pennsylvania Public Utility Commissioners: Please keep Pennsylvania fair for clean energy. At a time when the rest of the world urgently seeks clean energy, it is stunning that Pennsylvania would suggest new rules designed to discourage and limit private investment in clean energy. These rules, addressed below, are without technical basis and fail to consider the benefits of clean energy to all citizens of Pennsylvania.
We urge that you withdraw changes to §75.13(k) giving the Commission authority to approve utility company requests to charge net metered customers special fees. When homeowners and small businesses spend their own money to build clean energy sources, we all benefit. Please do not open the door for utilities to discourage and penalize clean energy system owners.
We urge that you withdraw changes to §75.13(a)(3) adding a new 110% generation limit on system size. Consumers spend their own money to install a clean energy system. Deciding how much to spend and how big the system needs to be is a private matter. This rule would require every homeowner and small business owner to convince his or her utility company (somehow) that the system they want to purchase will generate less than 110% of the electricity they use. This is impractical, intrusive and expensive to administer. It is also unneeded. Pennsylvania already has a rule for maximum size—50 kW for a residence and 3 (or 5) MW for a business, period. It’s simple, works fine and is the same for everyone.
Thank you for providing a regulatory environment that supports the responsible use of clean energy in Pennsylvania.
Sincerely,
The Undersigned
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Aislinn Pentecost-Farren 931 S 50th ST Philadelphia, PA19143 [email protected] Akil Marsh 1010 Race St Apt 6A Philadelphia PA19107 [email protected] Al McCarty 626 Highlsnd Dr... 626 Highland Dr1844 [email protected] Alan Clemens 586 Old Skippack Road Harleysville, PA19438 [email protected] Alana Balogh P.O. Box 121 Revere, PA18953 Ali Long 447 Limerick Center Rd Linfield, PA19468 [email protected] Alice Casey 2665 Arbor Circle Emmaus PA18049 Alice Fortunato 6418 Stallion Drive Germansville18053 [email protected] Allan D. Johnson Jr. 2531 Martins Lane Hellertown, PA.18055 [email protected]
Allegra Schecter 211 Adair Rd Cherry Valley13320 [email protected] Allison Jones 137 Axtell Rd. Maryland12116 [email protected] Amy Dettinger 6215 Pine Road Thomasville0 [email protected] Andrea Holtrt 360 Bethel Church Road New Cumberland, PA17079 Andrea holtry 360 bethel church road New Cumberland, PA17070 [email protected] Andrea Likovich 609 S. Convent Rd. Aston, PA19014 andrea luckring wickersham lane kennett square, pa19348 Andrew J Rasich 1927 Fawn Lane Hellertown Pa18055 [email protected]
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Andrew Johnson 549 Macleod Drive Gibsonia, PA15044 [email protected]
There is no legitimate, practical reason to charge individuals with PV systems a fee to generate electricity for their own use ... any more than they should get a surcharge from the water company for having a well. This is just a transparent political tactic that is promoted by the fossil fuel industry to prevent development of distributed clean energy production in the name of corporate profit. In addition, the limitations and rules are extremely vague, and consumers do not have ANY options to switch their energy supplier. Thus, the suppliers effectively make the rules, and there is no incentive at all for suppliers to provide a competitive product (e.g. $0 PV or net metering fees). That is what is known as a monopoly, and it is clearly disadvantageous to the welfare of the general public. Expect a legal battle...
Andrew Kleeman 2204 Mt Vernon Street Philadelphia, PA19130 [email protected] Andrew McDowell 1102 Winchester Trail Downingtown19335 [email protected] Andrew Mix 106 Pheasant Way Downingtown19335 [email protected] Andrew Perron 7227 Penn Avenue Apt. 1B Pittsburgh, PA15208 [email protected]
Andrew Warner 1978 Sunderland Drive Bethlehem, Pa18015 [email protected]
Thansk you for alerting us about these potential issues.
Angelo Melasecca 5238 Old Philadelphia Pike Kinzers17535 [email protected] Ann F. Rhoads 3 Blythewood Road Doylestown, PA0
Do not create barriers to the use of sustainable, non-polluting energy sources.
anna digate 325 w main st 2nd fl kutztown PA19530 Anne Smith 421 N. Spring Garden Street Ambler PA19002
Homeowners and businesses must have the ability to choose alternative energies, without being penalized. Big oil and gas are pushing initiatives that limit the rights of individuals to choose alternatives. This must stop.
Annette N. Ballard 265 Northwestern Avenue Philadelphia, PA19128 Anthony Cotton 410 Sumner Way West Chester19382 [email protected]
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Anthony Hyde 655 Mohican Drive Easton, PA18040 [email protected] Anthony Pentz 4050 Mink Road Emmaus, PA18049 Anthony Rice 660 Kimmels Road Orwigsburg, PA17961 [email protected] Arehart 1843 Siegfriedale rd. breinigsville, pa.18031 Audra Wallis 2141 Lincoln Ave. Northampton, PA18067 austin dodson 414 plush mill rd wallingford19086
encourage citizen toward using clean energy, don't discourage.
B. Ann Prince 6015 Domarray Street Coopersburg PA18036 Barbara H. Seiple 326 Monroe St. Philadelphia, PA19147 [email protected] Barbara Sonies 214 Avon Rd. Narberth, PA19072
Ben E. White 130 Green Hills Road Birdsboro, PA19508
Who in The PUC is being paid off by the Utilities? Are the Utilities being asked to finance political elections?
Beth Petricoin Orchard St Akron17501 [email protected] Betty Cadmus 12 Granger Lane Coatesville PA19320 [email protected] Bill Deutschlander 7 solar nw prov17560 [email protected] Bill Dougherty 90 Black Bear Circle Kunkletown, PA18058 [email protected] Bill Hennessy 371 Centennial Rd Mertztown, PA19539 [email protected]
A subject of this much importance needs more than a 30-day comment period, buried in the middle of the summer vacation season. Are the utilities setting the PUC timetable?
Until there is definitive proof that net metering is a financial burden to non solar ratepayers, there is no need to change the existing rules.
Distributed solar and net metering adds to the common wealth.
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Bob Elwell 467 Dale Rd Barto19504 [email protected] Bob Hamburg 532 Georgian Rd. Glenside19038 [email protected] Bob Renda 52 Hoch Ave Topton19562 [email protected]
It would be very unwise (dumb) not to encourage the growth of renewable energy solutions in PA.
Bobb Carson 1576 Parkland Road Coopersburg, PA18036 [email protected] Bonne Bosco 432 N 29 St Allentown, PA18104 [email protected] Bonnie Charleston 800 Cottman Avenue Philadelphia, PA19111 Bonnie MacDonald 531 S Warminster Road Hatboro, PA19040 [email protected] Brad Bleiler 7691 Allemaengel Rd. New Tripoli PA18066 [email protected]
Brandi Robinson 121 Beagle Run Ct State College PA16801 [email protected] brandon hollinger 134 north charlotte street lancaster pa17603 [email protected] Brenda Treaster 111 Circle Drive Hummelstown, PA17036 [email protected]
Renewable energy is such a small portion of the electricity generated and used in PA. Not only should clean energy receive fair treatment in PA but the boarders should be closed for SRECs and increase the % of electricity generated by renewables.
Brett Kline 469 Memorial HWY Fleetwood, PA19522 [email protected]
Encouraging clean energy any way possible should be everyone's goal. Pollution from fossil fuels has a health impact on everyone. Every possible reduction of the use of fossil fuels should be pursued.
Brian g Zeck 2209 cedar st Philadelphia, pa19125 [email protected]
Please be advised and allow us to do what is ness army to set the tone for the rest of the world in providing clean renewable energy to our future generations! Please stop all hindrances in true progress for humanity. Thank you!
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Brian Joseph Higgins 111 old spies church road Reading Pa19606 [email protected] Brock Kline 6059 Old Route 22 Bernville19506 [email protected] Bruce Hankins 5737 Snowy Orchid Ln. Allentown, PA18104 [email protected] Bruce Wilson 6015 Domarray Street Coopersburg PA18036 [email protected] Bryan Hutchinson 1429 Coop Cir. West Chester, PA19380 [email protected]
Thanks for fighting to establish a level playing field for renewable energy in PA.
Bryan John Miller 170 Long Rd Lenhartsville PA19534 [email protected] Bryn Richard 552 Holmes Rd Morton PA19070 [email protected] Camilla Mallonee 371 Centennial Road Mertztown, PA19539 [email protected]
Carl Rettstadt 190 Wert Road Lenhartsville, PA19534 [email protected] Carla Babrick 1311 N. Third St., Apt. B St. Charles, MO63301 [email protected] Carlo Manzella 131 Wegman Rd. Reading Pa19606 Carmela Maglino 323 Surrey Place Macungie, PA18062 Carol Anne Donohoe 101 Spirit Ct Blandon19510 [email protected] Carol Sheen 166 Lindfield Circle Macungie, PA18062 Carolyn Edwards 139 Greendale Rd Philadelphia, PA19154 [email protected]
It should be easier for Americans to get and use solar energy not harder!
Charles A Cravotta III 859 Bloody Spring Rd Bethel, PA19507 [email protected] Charles B Kiernan 4458 Coffeetown Road Schnecksville18078 [email protected]
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Charles Coe 1381 Walnut Lane Macungie, PA18062 [email protected] Charles Horton 213 Woodbridge Dr. Pittsburgh, PA15237 Charles J Fields Jr. 200 Aberdeen Drive Oakdale, PA15071 Charles Kiernan 4458 Coffeetown Road Schnecksville18078 [email protected] Charles Mohn 26 Penn Ridge Drive Bernville19506 [email protected] Charles Price 2644 S 8th ST FL 1 Philadselphia PA0 [email protected] Charles Strauss 818 Crystal Cave Rd Kutztown PA19530 [email protected]
Please help us keep the air clean and support renewable energy!
CHARLES TAYLOR 1711 DOUGLAS DR CARLISLE17013 [email protected]
Charlotte Scalise 1001 State St. Rm 812 Erie, PA16501 [email protected] Chris Colgan 16 Pickwick ln Lincoln University, PA19352 [email protected] Chris Geller 4046 Pricetown Rd Fleetwood PA19522 Chris Grove 225 Furst St Flemington17745 christine paratore 55Valley Brook rd Boyertown, PA19512 [email protected] Christine Bailey 6113 Memorial Rd Germansville PA18053
PA PUC commissioners--remember that you are in existence as a body and a governmental agency to service the residents of the Commonwealth. Your job is not to serve the utility companies.
If there is an issue with residential or business solar power generation causing problems or costing the utility companies, why was that not anticipated?
Why would a corporation be allowed to tax an individual or business that provides a product to them--that is backwards.
Christopher Streib 6550 Lilac St. Pittsburgh, PA15217 [email protected]
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Chrystyna Sarachman 6951 Fowler Street Philadelphia, PA19128 [email protected]
Renewable sources of clean energy should be encouraged not prohibited or discouraged by adding yet another restriction in a state that set up a system of supposed energy choice !
Cindy K. Tricoski 1506 S Main Street Bechtelsville, PA19505 Cindy Murdough 380 W. Oak Ave Robesonia, PA19551 [email protected] Clark Bussey 3 Earle Gables Court Mount Penn, PA19606 Claude Leonard Andrews--aka Tweetybird PO Box 478 Atlantic Beach, NC28512 [email protected]
The sun is FREE--part of God's creation--why NOT go "solar" and begin to avoid some of the "electric-grid rip-off??"
---Tweetybird (aka Claude Andrews)
CLYDE M ACKERMAN 25 DOE RIDGE DRIVE FLEETWOOD19522 [email protected]
Colleen Fitzgerald 2472 Route 737 Stony Run19529 [email protected] Concerned Citizen 1425 S Lindsay Rd Mesa85204 [email protected]
I support this cause! You should too! Our entire country is in transition to a sustainable clean energy future as should be the entire planet. Don't create artificial man made barriers that will discourage the adoption clean energy systems. You should be making it easier and more affordable for customers to make the transition. The utilities business model is outdated and needs to evolve in a fair and responsible manner. Don't attack customers to protect profits.
Connie berni 1874 route 212 Quakertown PA18951 [email protected] Connie Walsh 1740 Magnolia Lane NORRISTOWN19403 [email protected] Corry Shaffer Box 356 Fannettsburg PA17221 [email protected] Craig Duvall 1900 Geryville West East Greenville18041 [email protected]
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Craig Keemer 412 S Tulpehocken Rd Reading PA19601 Craig Meyer 612 Ballytore Road Wynnewood, PA19096 [email protected] Craig Pepper 2816 South Queen Street Dallastown, PA17313
Please recognize the benefits of distributed power sources to the overall grid.
Curtis W. Helm 1932 Brandywine St Philadelphia Pennsylvania19130 Cynthia Zulick 492 Mill Creek Rd. East Stroudsburg PA18360 [email protected] D. Lester Weidner Jr. 1000 Bower Road Shermans Dale, PA17090 Dan Duvall Crawford 119 Barn Rd. E. Stroudsburg, PA18301 [email protected] Dan Schwartz 2447 Yost Rd Bath, PA18014 [email protected] Dana Wood 570 Crossroad School Rd PA0 [email protected]
Daniel F Tinsman 6620 Old Carversville Road Lumberville18933 [email protected] Daniel Gallagher 1151 Joann Ave Ephrata, PA17522 [email protected] Daniel Poresky 824 N Broad St Allentown18104 [email protected] Daniel R. Seidel 25 E 4th St Boyertown, PA19512 [email protected] Daniel Wolk 2 Schiller Ave Narberth19072 Daniela Reyes W Walnut Allentown18104 Daniell Urban 122 Greshville Rd Boyertown, PA19512 [email protected] Danielle DeLong 3000 Grandview Blvd Sinking Spring19608
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Darlene Gall 4551 Oak Hill Road Emmaus, PA.18049 [email protected]
PPL is already charging me $14.44 when I use none of their Electric.
Distribution charge; $14.12 Customer Charge.
System improvement Charge at 2.35% = 0.33
PA Tax Adj. Surcharge at 0.08500000% = -0.01
Dave Dunkak 1902 SE 56th Avenue OR97215 [email protected] David A. Skellie 4211 Colonial Ave. Erie, PA16506 [email protected] David Bascelli 459 Krause Roadq Fleetwood, PA19522 [email protected] David c Rabold 4901 Mill Rd Coopersburg, PA18036 David Fiedler 5188 Judson Dr. Bensalem, PA19020 [email protected] David Fogg 2750 Bodder Road Riegelsville, PA18077
David Ira Kagan 885 Torbert Lane Jersey Shore, PA17740 [email protected]
It would be beyond shameful if these new proposed regulations were the result of lobbying pressure from the fossil fuel industry.
David J Lewis 714 Columbia Ave Lancaster Pa17603 [email protected] David Jeffries 5011 Baltimore Ave Philadelphia PA19143 [email protected]
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David Lischner 1917 Earls Ct Allentown, PA18103 [email protected]
Go MAREA. Rules proposals §75.13(k) and §75.13(a)(3) smacks of regulatory capture by the utilities. It's an imperative that the citizens and it government adopt policies and take actions that benefit all of us and coming generations by supporting renewables, not inhibiting them. The proposals are just so wrong-headed. Where is PUC's leadership in the renewable area? When enough energy from sunlight falls on the earth in approximately one day to power all of humanity for a year! Compare and contrast such initiatives as expressed in proposals §75.13(k) and §75.13(a)(3) to NY State's initiatives in the renewable area:
State Energy Plan Would Alter New York Utilities:
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/05/nyregion/state-energy-plan-would-alter-new-york-utilities.html?_r=0 -David Lischner
David Musser 2036 Ridge Road Elizabethtown PA17022 David Rartera 4651 Kings Highway North Emmaus, PA18049 [email protected] David Steger 140 Victoria Square Media, PA19063 David T. Moser 8814 Edelweiss Rd. PA18066 [email protected]
Dawn Nance 1618 Christine Lane West Chester, PA19380 [email protected] Dean H Marshall 52 Railroad Rd Benton Pa17814 [email protected] Deane F. Lavender 253 Norman Dr. Cranberry Twp. PA16066 [email protected] Deborah White 801 Summer Mountain Rd Bernville, Pa19506 [email protected] Delwin Elder 121 Wyndham Drive Allentown, PA18104 [email protected] Denise Potkovac 1565 Oakland St Bethlehem PA18017 [email protected] Denise Shomo 2428 Mountain Road Hamburg PA19526 Dennis R. Lieb 1208 Chidsey Street Easton18042 [email protected] Dennis Smeltz 512 State Rt. 147 Dalmatia, PA17017 [email protected]
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Derek N Sheehan 5 Mesa Lane Malvern Pa19355 Devin 1513 Elm Street Bethlehem PA18017 diane m adamy 607 SKYLINE DR S SOUTH ABINGTON TOWNSHIP184119188 [email protected]
As a responsible person, aware that we,humans, are too successful as a species and have begun to overpopulate and over use the natural resources this planet offers, I have chosen to do as much as possible to minimize my impact. If we want to offer a world, comparable to what we have to our children, and their future generations, we must take steps now to prevent further erosion of our air and, our natural resources. Our government should be looking at the long range and legislating and regulating to encourage doing what is necessary to preserve our quality of life, not pandering to specific industries or businesses.
Diane Teti 328 N. 8th Street Allentown18102 [email protected] Dianne Ozambela Morton, PA19070 Dianne Walsh 318 W. Miner St West Chester19382 [email protected]
Diedra Heitaman 1709 Pughtown Rd Kimberton, PA19442 Dimitra Tsekoura 219 s Bonsall street Philadelphia PA19103
It is very disappointing to see that the whole world is trying to use solar energy and here at home, the wealthiest nation of all, is steering away from free, renewable, clean, safe energy! I hope the legislators will vote for what is RIGHT for all people, not what is making money for big companies!
Don Frymyer 79 Hillside Lane New Ringgold, PA17960 Donald Bucci 246 Eagle Point Road Kutztown, Pa.19530 [email protected]
The recent incentive programs have proven to be a huge success for the solar industry in Pa. Installation costs have come down by a factor of two over an approximate 4 year period. It would be shame to see what happened to Solar in 80's, repeat itself now.
Donald J. Kohn 4220 Mountain Road Macungie, PA18062 [email protected] Donald S Young 6272 Mountain Rd Macungie, Pa18062 Donald Vallere 1050 Wyomissing Blvd Wyomissing, PA19610 [email protected]
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Doris Fix 9 Cemetery Lane Schwenksville, PA19473 Dorothy thompson 2201A Carl Noah Road Snow Camp NC27349 [email protected]
Solar power is the furure. Haven't fossil fuels controlled us long enough?
Douglas Hunt 264 Montgomery Av Haverford, PA19041 [email protected] douglas seiler 1350 walton road blue bell, pa19422 [email protected] Dr. Betty Marcucci 7951 Church Rd. Rockledge19046 [email protected] Dr. Gary J. Makuch 516 Lilly Lane Mechanicsburg, PA17050
We will be judged by our grandchildren's children by what we do today to insure that they will have the ability to survive in a post carbon energy world. For once in our selfish lives we should think about those who will inherit the results of our expedient choices. Imagine a world where humans are only dependent on the wind, water and sun for their energy.
drjuliefagan 440 Top Rock Trail Kintnersville18930 [email protected]
Dustin Walls 121 Washington pl. state college pa16801 Dylan Weiss 1503 Grand Cypress Lane PA15142 [email protected] E C YARTER 7725 N BLANCO WASH TRAIL MARANA0 [email protected]
Distributed generation will save infrastructure costs, and solar power will save emissions. Solar installation will create jobs. Let's not start going backwards!
Edmund Scott 1608 Cocalico Road Birdsboro, PA19508 [email protected]
Tax the use of sunlight? What an asinine concept.. what's next? Tax us for using air, tax us on the rain that falls on our land? What idiot thinks this is a good or even legal concept?
Edward F Kreibick 860 Decker Lane Warminster, Pa.0 [email protected] Edward Kron 537 Lower State Rd North Wales, PA19454 [email protected] Edward Meisarosh 2042 Saint Albans St. Philadelphia, PA19146
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Edward Sodke 1584 Quarry Rd Coopersburg PA18036 [email protected] Elissa Wurf 219 7th Ave Bethlehem, PA0 [email protected] elizabeth killouh 454 monroe ave glenside19118 [email protected]
Please be a part of the solution and not the problem for the future of the earth!
Elizabeth Rosenbaum 771 Panorama Road PA19085 [email protected] Ellen Kwiatkowski 3 Haas Road Mertztown19539 [email protected] Emily Gross 411 W Gaywood Dr Houston, TX77079 [email protected] Emily Pecora 151 Cedar Head Road Sugarloaf18249 [email protected] Eric M. Schrack 353 W State St Hamburg19526
Eric Maier 1320 Welsh Road Huntingdon Valley, PA19006 maiere@ comcast.net Eric Schaffer 455 Maple Drive Palmerton PA18071 [email protected] Erich Carr Everbach 212 Dogwood Lane Wallingford19086 [email protected] Erik Ammon 101 Fleetwood be Fleetwood, PA19523 Erin Dascher 22 Country Club Lane Langhorne19047 [email protected] Erin Frederick 6577 Vera Cruz Road Center Valley18034 [email protected] Eron Lloyd 556 S 18th st Reading19606 [email protected] Eugene Paul Mosca 301 Constution Blvd. Kutztown, PA19530 Finula Mccaul 5517 Hays Street Pittsburgh15206 [email protected]
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Fran Harkins 3700 Venango Ave. Munhall, PA.15120 [email protected]
I have asthma.
Air pollution triggers my attacks.
The county I live in and all surrounding counties have an "F" rating from the Am. Lung Association. They richly deserve this rating due to heavy industry and lax environmental enforcement.
To tax solar installations and solar generated energy (to which I personally subscribe) is against the public good and my personal health and welfare.
This proposal is obnoxious on its face.
Please oppose it.
Fran Kosloski 124 Pine tree land Wernersville Pa19565 Frances Levibson 155 Walker Road Landenberg PA19350 [email protected]
This is not fair if we've paid out a great desk if money for our solar system. We use the sun not pollution making materials to supply our electricity as much as possible. We are green. The state is obviously not Eco friendly if they think they can impose taxes on us. Boo to that!
Frank H. Bennett 20 Norristown Road Blue Bell, PA19422
Fred Kraybill 7211 Thomas Blvd Pittsburgh, Pa15208 [email protected]
Climate Change is a serious threat. We should prioritize solar energy on the grid.
G. Lee Schultz 40 Drexel Ave. Lansdowne, PA19050 [email protected] GABRIELLE S MARVELLI 70 WINCHESTER DR QUAKERTOWN18951 [email protected] Galen Nolt 8860 Old 22 Bethel Pa.19507 Garry Armstrong PO box 15, 85 West Main Street West Middletown15379 [email protected] Garry W. Armstrong PO Box 15 West Middletown15379 [email protected] Gary M Kavala 313 State St Apt1 Curwensville, PA16833 [email protected] gene hunter 422 e market st bethlehem18018 [email protected]
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Gerald Heckler 1424 red dale road Orwigsburg, pa17961
One of the few breaks to the middle class and small business and they want to take it away?? New regs make no sense.
Gerritt and Elizabeth Baker-Smith 338 Braeside East Stroudsburg18301 [email protected] Gertrude F. Miller 905 Clauss Road Lenhartsville, PA19534 [email protected] Gina Georgetti 715 Martingale Rd Schwenksville, PA19473 Glenn Kane 4176 Marion Place Emmaus, PA18049 [email protected] Gloria Keyes 8201 Henry Ave, Apt G12 Philadelphia, PA19128 Gloria McVeigh 2443 Black River Rd #12 Bethlehem, PA18015 Goran Trivic 216 perkasie ave. Reading PA19609 [email protected] Gordon Gustin 3415 RT 14 Corning, NY14830
Gordon Wildermuth 203 Rowland Rd Greeley18425 [email protected] Grant W. Van Demark 7211 Hickory Lane Stroudsburg, PA18360 [email protected] Greg A. Marshall 50 Jay Dee Lane Birdsboro19508 [email protected] Greg Flood 108 Royal View Ct Pittsburgh15239 [email protected] Greg Winks 2400 Oxford Dr, Box 113 Bethel Park15102 [email protected] Gregory A. Ruch Sr. 331 Highland Hills Rd. Lehighton18235 [email protected] Gregory D Malueg 2063 Meridith Dr Beloit53511 [email protected] Gregory feingold 13720 Harriet drive North huntingdon, pa15642
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Gregory Gianakis 5315 S Conquistador St Las Vegas, NV89148 [email protected]
They are going to try and do something like this in Nevada, and it needs to be stopped! Big Brother wants you to go green, do the right thing, save the planet-but when you do you get charged for the privilege!
Gretchen Brummel 945 S. Meadow Ln Palmyra, PA17078 [email protected] H.K. Peters, Jr. 430 Bayberry Lane West Grove, PA19390 [email protected] Haley J. Sankey 503 Meade Street Tyrone, PA16686 [email protected] Heinz Huber 807 Sarah St Stroudsburg PA18360
Sad to see that government is again not watching out for the people.
Helen Schaeffer 1391 Penna. Ave Emmaus, PA18049
Henry Berkowitz. 141 Sperry Young Rd Sabinsville, Pa.16943 [email protected]
We should be doing all we can to encourage people to pursue clean, alternative, sustainable energy, not work to discourage it.
hikari nakamoto 1512 urciolo ct silver spring, md20905 Hope Punnett 6635 Wissahickon Ave Philadelphia19119 [email protected] Hugh M Pepper 1101 Briar Way Perkasie PA18944 [email protected] J. Allen Feryok Monessen, PA15062 [email protected] J.T. Smith 1000 Old Bethlehem Pike Sellersville, PA18960 [email protected] James A Dougherty 15 Penn Crossing Dr East Norriton19401 [email protected] James Campbell 1504 South St. Philadelphia, PA19146 [email protected]
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James D. Howe 57 Boyer Road Oley, Pa19547 [email protected] James E. Miller 916 Thousand Acre Rd Sellersville, Pa18960 James E. Simpson, Jr 308 Manor Rd Lafayette Hill, PA19444 [email protected] James Kelly 10 churchill ln Newtown, PA18940 [email protected] James Kwiatkowski 3 Haas Road Mertztown, pa19539 [email protected] James Manuel 1353 Marlborough St Philadelphia, PA19125 [email protected] James R. Wolf 485 Wolf Road Port Trevorton, PA17864 [email protected]
James S. Cleghorn 2771 Paradise Rd Reynoldsville, PA15851
I have 48 PV cells and 10 solar thermal units on my barn, making about 24 megawatts of energy annually. I put out $40,000 of my own money to match the $60,000 10-year subsidies I received from government sources. Net metering and state/federal subsidies made this possible. PA should encourage, not discourage, renewables.
James Salom 4309 Lauriston St. Phila.19128 [email protected] James Schrum 1915 Poplars Rd York, PA17408 [email protected] James W. Fehr 818 Oregon Road Mohnton, PA19540 [email protected] Jamie Hetrick 2028 Mt Laurel Rd Fleetwood19522 [email protected] Jane Hayward 221 South 15th St Lewisburg, PA17837 [email protected]
Taxing small solar operations makes NO sense with the rate of climate change. There has been no problem with the current set up and there is no reason to add a tax. Don't discrminate on size.
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Jane Roeder 2031 Riverbend Allentown, PA18103 Janet Seggern 6533 Hunters Hill Road New Tripoli, PA18066 [email protected] om Jason Lilley 711 Kennard Rd State College, PA16801 Jason March Hummel 823 November 4th street Reading, PA19601 Jason Rash 305 Dogwood Lane Wallingford, PA19086 Jason Slipp 6664 Blue Church Rd South Coopersburg18036 [email protected] Jason Smeltz 1063 Mosser Rd W201 Breinigsville18031 [email protected] Javad Tavakoli AEC Lafayette College Easton, PA18042 Jay H. Owen 1563 Cedar Top RD Shillington, PA0 [email protected]
We Need to continue to promote clean energy. not restrict it!
Jay Resnick 675 E. Street Rd. #718 Warminster18974 [email protected] Jean Smith 45 Spring House Ln Equinunk0 [email protected] Jeanne Lenhart 837 Powder Mill Hollow Road Boyertown19512 [email protected]
LOCAL power generation is key to our energy future.
For national security alone, U. S. citizens should NOT all be at the mercy of the grid.
Jeannie A. Zimmerman 1600 Margo Lane West Chester [email protected] Jeff Mandes 514 Byron Road Warminster, PA18974 jeff pitoniak 319 monica drive Archbald18403 [email protected] Jeff Salvaryn 1528 Herrin St. Redondo Beach90278 [email protected] Jeffrey L Scott 34 Sandy Bottom Road Carlisle, Pa17015 [email protected]
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Jeffrey O'Donnell 337 Main St., Apt. F East Greenville, PA18041 Jeffrey R Brownson 101 Clemson Ct. State College16803 [email protected] Jessica Gentile 411 Maryann Drive Alburtis, PA18011 [email protected] Jessica Lovejoy 77 Standish Road Hillsdale, NJ7642 [email protected] Jessica Yothers 1602 Norwood House Rd Downingtown, PA19335 [email protected] Jignesh Shah 668 Ryan Drive Allentown, PA18103 [email protected] jim black 5978 newtown ave philadelphia19120 [email protected] Jim Crater 52 Candy Road Mohnton, Pa.19540 [email protected]
as a solar & wind power experimenter for many years, this letter is sent to you, using sun power, with no limits, but our creativity
Joan Gustin 3952 Burlington Pike Townada, PA18848 JoAnn Williams 108 Judith La. Media19063 [email protected] Joanna Jordan 611 Vine St Irwin15642 [email protected] Jody Murphy 5238 Old Philadelphia Pike Kinzers17535 [email protected] Joe Hart 162 Oak Road Gobsonia,Pa15044 Joel Andrews 918 Brown Ave Huntingdon Valley, PA19006 John 348 W Vine St Hatfield PA19440 [email protected] John A. Greenbaum 326 Bonnybrook Road Carlisle, PA17015 [email protected]
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John Bachalis Harper Avenue Yardley, PA19067 [email protected]
We should be doing all we can to help businesses and individual citizens move to alternative and independent energy sources. Taxing and over-regulation would be unwise.
John Brown 100 Greening Dr Easton PA180451 John Byerly 1660 Parkway West Harrisburg PA17112 [email protected] John Capella 3645 Villanova Court Bethlehem PA18020 John Flynn 88 Dillon Way Washington Crossing, PA18977 [email protected]
Hey PUC - STOP doing big energy's dirty work. You MUST do everything in your power to make solar and wind energy EASIER to deploy. Do not approve any new rules that put further barriers or other impediments in the way of solar and wind energy. These proposed changes are OUTRAGEOUS ! The commission MUST stand up to industry and make it clear that this type of unnecessary regulation will not be tolerated.
John Fordice 114 Lantana Dr Kennett Square19348 [email protected]
John Grabner 223 Oak Park Road Hatfield, PA19440 [email protected]
The utilities have checks in place to ensure the quality of electricity moving back onto the grid is at the required level. This is an additional cost to the consumer during installation. In addition, the payment to the generator is much less than the cost of generation by any other supplier, allowing the utility to capitalize on the resale.
John Hoskyns-Abrahall 360 Dautrich Road Reading, PA19606 [email protected]
Most homeowners who invest in clean energy, as my wife and I have done, do so out of a conviction that this is the way that energy will be provided in the future and they want to lead by example. Few if any believe that it is a money-making proposition. We expect to make our money back in energy savings over the course of 10 or 20 years but that presupposes that we live that long, that we can afford to stay in our homes etc. Putting road blocks in the way of people trying to do the right thing for themselves, their community and their country seems short-sighted at best, and smacks of undue influence from the purveyors of dirty energy who refuse to lead the inevitable changeover to renewable energy sources.
John M Hasson 6180 Upper Ridge Rd Green Lane, Pa18054 [email protected]
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John Margerum 3232 W Penn Street Philadelphia19129 [email protected] John McCartney 1501E Susquehanna Ave Philadelphia19125 [email protected]
John McVicker 111 Wagontown Rd. Coatesville, PA19320 [email protected]
While I do support some limits to Solar PV system abuses, I do believe that imposing fees for Solar PV owners (existing or new) is a deterrent to any future system installations or enhancements.
One way to fluctuate the Solar PV system deployment is to limit the rebates available. If someone wants to install a larger system, they would be paying for it up-front without tapping into rebates that the state has to manage and pay for (ie. taxpayer funds). Instead of paying customers the rebate fees, the State of PA can use such funds for more PUC study into why systems such as the very expensive Smart Meter program at PECO is not really doing anything for the hundreds of millions of dollars that the federal government has given to PECO to implement. No new custom rate plans exist, no electric rate plans to help smooth out the demand curve by load-shifting to off hours, no new support for electric vehicles to charge at night during the low demand cycle. I suppose a jobs program like this is acceptable but independent power generators are a problem for the state.
The small sector of Solar PV customers being imposed a fee for generating electricity flies in the face of conservation and intelligent energy usage. It just makes them "pay more" in order to participate and many will choose not to participate.
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John Robert Oetting 6790 Ridge Rd. Zionsville18092 [email protected]
Whats next? Will the government let utilities charge for every photon the sun emits?
John S. Sonin 329 Fifth Street, #1 Juneau, AK99801 [email protected]
If a pebble splashing on a Carolina beach can undulate the ebb that a shear of wind moistens into a jet stream to invert the air-pressure over a London fog causing a rain in Spain that dries the air for an Istanbul mirage convection-ing the air to spin a typhoon in Malaysia drowning the Philippines to shift crustal plates and molten Mona Loa causing a tsunami in San Diego. Any local abuse reacts around the Globe!
John Schubert 5 PA0 [email protected] John stokes 111 covered bridge rd Oley pa19547 John w dobrosky 7062 springhouse rd Newtripoli pa18066 John W. Catino 6329 Route 412 Riegelsville, PA18077 [email protected]
Jon Deutschlander 7 solar dr new providence0 [email protected] Jon Levin 1899 Aster Rd Macungie18062 [email protected] Jon Petricoin 938 Orchard St Akron, PA17501 [email protected]
If this passes, we'll simply add more solar and go off grid completely.
Jonathan Leibovic 4615 Spruce St #3 Philadelphia, PA19139 Jonathan Lynch 121 Moonhill Lane Boalsburg PA16827 [email protected] Joseph Covely 103 Charlotte Ave West Lawn, PA19609 Joseph Guthrie 5815 Hays Street Pittsburgh15206 [email protected]
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Joseph P. McGrath 32 Barbara Road Hatboro19040 [email protected]
I agree with the letter written above and wish to see NO change to the current regulation or instituting new regulations. Remember the SUN and the wind are GOD'S gifts and should be free. Just paying off parts
and service. I currently have no solar or wind connections but the proposals seem invasive and intrusive.
Judith C. Marvin 1075 Hardscrabble Lane Lewisburg, PA17837 [email protected] Judith Max 644 South 54th Street Philadelphia, PA19143 Judith Parker 2317 Naudain Street Philadelphia19146 [email protected]
Solar energy provides energy that we need without pollution; we need to encourage its use. The energy companies should figure out how they can develop plans that use solar energy, not hinder it.
Judy DeGeiso 221 collamer road Oxford Pa19363 [email protected] Julia Johns 113 Golf View Drive McMurray, PA15317
Juliann Pinto 4438 Pennypack Street Philadelphia19136 [email protected] JUlianne Noonan 55 Valley Brook Rd Boyertown, PA19512
Some months we go over 110% but others we don't generate all we need. This bill gives no consideration to seasonal differences in both generation (those sunny 65 degree days in March where we generate a lot versus the sunny 90 degree days in July when we don't generate as much) and usage (not using as much in March when we are generating a lot versus more usage in July when we don't generate as much).
Julie Edgar 534 North Circle Bethlehem, PA18018 [email protected] Julie Fiorini 958 Route 143 Lenhartsville19534 june yeatman Old Limestone Road Oxford19363 Justin McClure 6 Cedar Cliff Drive Camp Hill, PA17011 [email protected] Justin Mebane Covey Ln Wilmington, NC28411
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Kai Pedersen 121 Balthaser Rd Sinking Spring19608 Karen Bond 1320 Welsh road Huntingdon Valley, PA19006 [email protected]
It is NOT fair to penalize those of us who made the investment and commitment for "green energy" and sustainability. I made sacrifices to save the money for such a huge purchase to do my part to "go green". I saved for ten years to make that commitment to purchase a solar clean energy system and now you want to deter others and slap those of us who have been supportive. Apparently, it's not easy being green and you are making it VERY DIFFICULT. I SPENT MY OWN HARD EARNED MONEY TO BUY MY SYSTEM. I urge you to stop and withdrawal changes.
Karen Feridun 260 East Main St. Kutztown, PA19530 [email protected] Karen George 170 Long Road Lenhartsville, PA19534 [email protected] Karen Kawszan 19206 Holly Shade Ct. Spring77379 [email protected]
Karen Krepinevich-Wicke 17 Highlands Lane Malvern19355 [email protected]
Their is clearly no reason to give a utility power and control over the people's ability to make personal investment and improvements to their private property. This would also grant a public utility over reach when it comes to local governing bodies, where the people living in the community should not have their rights to determine what works best for them.
We are supposedly a Capitalistic country where consumers drive the economy and success or failure of businesses. If legislators make these changes they will be doing so to thwart the very ideals that they claim to support.
Karen M. Wagner 1225 Hoffman Rd Ambler PA19002 [email protected] Karen Norvig Berry 3505 Dartmouth Drive Bethlehem18020 [email protected]
It is very important to encourage home energy systems--which will be used more frequently by creative homeowners as new technology emerges and as some home owners look to using solar, wind and other options. Please don't discourage this. It's taken a long time to get where we are now.
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Karen Schoch 6260 Hanover Street Bethlehem, PA18017 [email protected]
The government shall stay away from controlling the sun and wind.
karen stark Westover Rd newtown square19073 [email protected] Karen Tozzi 1404 Duckwall rd Berkeley Springs, wv25411 [email protected] Katherine Wilde 308 Manor Rd. Lafayette Hill19444 [email protected] Kathleen Brown 121 Moonhill Ln Boalsburg, PA16827 [email protected]
Please do not allow this discouragement of alternative energy sources in PA.
Kathleen Datz 3415 Bleiler Rd Emmaus, PA18049 [email protected] Kathleen Ember 346 Krause Rd. Fleetwood, PA19522 [email protected] Kathleen Schreiber 11 Paddock Dr. Lititz, PA17543 [email protected]
Kathleen Urban 1147 Dayton Drive Warminster, PA18874 [email protected] Kathryn Lopez 612 E Durham St Philadelphia19119 [email protected]
It would be nice if the tax were being levied on the dirty business of fracking and not on clean solar energy!!
Kathy Fox 1513 Elm Street Bethlehem, PA18017 [email protected]
Additionally, It is time for the legislature to change the rules governing SRECs in PA. PA is currently only state in the nation that allows the utilities to purchase all of their SRECs out-of-state and to the lower bidder, bypassing the economic benefits to its own citizens of supporting local SRECs.
Katlyn Lawver 2632 N State Route 72 Jonestown17038 [email protected] Kay Gustin 8780 RT 6 Troy, PA16947 Keith Brintzenhoff 153 W. Walnut St. Kutztown,PA19530 [email protected]
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Keith Henn 140 Southridge Drive Cranberry Twp16066 [email protected] Keith Schue 9 Maple Avenue Cherry Valley NY13320 [email protected] Kelly LaMastra 1005 Old 22 #2 Lenhartsville PA19534 Kenneth Baumert 5315 Limeport Rd Emmaus, Pa18049 [email protected] Kenneth Bogle 5252 Price Ave Coopersburg PA18036 [email protected]
If this does not sound like corporate theft of private resources, nothing does!
Kenneth C Nicely 41 Devereux Rd Glenmoore19343 [email protected] Kenneth L Baumert 5315 Limeport Rd Emmaus, Pa18049 Kenneth Newman 4758 Ridge Road Montrose, PA18801 [email protected]
Kenneth S Bogle 5252 Price Ave Coopersburg PA18036 [email protected]
I understand the need to charge for the distribution of electricity over the existing power grid, as is already the case. But since when is it a corporation's business to tell me, a private citizen, that I must pay them to generate my own electricity? This smacks of avarice by corporate executives and law firms who are already overpaid. My yard, my electric, my business.
Kent Broadwater 23 Castle View Dr McKees Rocks15136 [email protected] Kevin Andrew Collins 267 Kennett Pike Chadds Ford PA19317 [email protected] Kevin Holland 225 Quakercity, Rd Kempton, PA19529 [email protected] Kevin Ralph 1374 Green Hill ave West Chester,Pa19380 [email protected]
We need to support solar energy not discourage it!!!!
Kierstin Carlson 4032 Ewalt Road Gibsonia, PA15044 [email protected]
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Kim Eichenlaub 219 Arborwood Dr Gibsonia PA15044 Kimberly Hedrick 5201 Churchview Rd Zionsville18092 [email protected] Klaus Sperlich 673 Laurel Run Rd Mifflintown PA17059 [email protected] Kris Warner 1978 Sunderland Drive Bethlehem, pa18015 [email protected] kristan d avila 184 windermere ave allentown18104 [email protected] L. Ray Roberts 1122 N Saint Clair st Pittsburgh, PA15206 [email protected] Lacey Scouten 430 Pine Street Jim Thorpe, PA18229 Larry bennett 2613 houghtaling hollow road E Meredith ny13757 [email protected] Larry DeJohn 287 Lazy D Ln. Reynoldsville15851 [email protected]
Larry Sohn 8670 Upper Little Creek road Bangor, PA18013 Laura and Joe Malloy 2258 St Hwy 205 Mt. Vision13810 [email protected] Laura Lauth 282 Holly Knoll Drive Churchville0 Laura McCready 200 Cotton St Macungie, PA18062 [email protected] Laura Russell 205 W Market St Pottsville17901 [email protected] Laura Wood 570 Crossroad School Rd. Carlisle, PA17015 [email protected] Lauren Foley 921 Taylor Drive Folcroft, PA19032 [email protected] Lauren Lyons 158 whites church road bloomsburg17815 [email protected] Laurie J. Goodrich 347 Coal Mountain Road Orwigsburg PA17961 [email protected]
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Lee Bible 155Cherry Lane Abbottstown,PA17301 [email protected] Leonard Reggie 56 Deer Path Ln Wyoming, PA18644 Linda B. Wood 142 Circle Rd Lenhartsville, PA19534 [email protected]
This is a disgusting attempt to discourage solar power!
Linda Blythe 4433 Osage Ave. Philadelphia, PA19104
Philadelphia is full of flat roofs that would be perfect for solar. Solar should be encouraged. These new rules only protect the public utility that surely sees that in the future solar will make big electric generators obsolete. The future should be distributed solar with the utilities acting as the distributor and temporary storer of electric power. Let's move into a cleaner future rather than make rules to keep the dirty dinosaurs alive.
Linda Small 7 Leader Rd New Freedom17349 [email protected] Linda Susaris 3725 hamilton street Philadelphia PA19104 [email protected]
Lionel Ruberg 1382 Newtown Langhorne Rd Newtown18940 [email protected] Lisa Daly 837 Goshen Rd West Chester, PA19380
Greed is rampant but never useful.
Lisa Grayson Zygmunt 344 Saly Road Morrisville19067 [email protected] LISA KEHS 811 DUBLIN PIKE PERKASIE PA18944
PA HAS A RULE. LETS JUST STICK WITH IT AND MOVE ON TO MORE IMPORTANT THINGS.
Lloyd K. Lutz 26 Lutz Road Kempton PA19529 [email protected] lloyd waxman 440 Top Rock Trail Kintnersville18930 [email protected] logan welde 36 ardmore19003 [email protected]
Increase solar in PA, don't make it harder for people to install solar on their property.
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Lori Flanagan-Cato 525 Prescott Road Merion Station, PA19066 [email protected] Lori Hare 191 Bowers Rd Bowers, pa19511 [email protected] Lorraine Damico 4923 Aziza Road New Tripoli, PA18066 [email protected]
In addition, PA is one of two remaining SREC states that allows systems to register from outside of the state, further impacting supply. This must also change as an unfair practice to PA solar system owners.
Lorraine Tusing 1113 Washington Ave Lewisburg PA17837 [email protected] Lou Hancherick 209 Little Creek Rd Harmony16037 [email protected] Louis Mariani 403 Virginia Avenue Whitehall18052 [email protected] Louis Samsel 197 Mapleton Drive Harrisburg, PA17112 [email protected] LOUISE GIUGLIANO 225 N ESSEX AVE NARBERTH, PA19072
Lynn E Melso 9115 Caserta lake worth33467 [email protected] Lynn Hocker 434 Bedford Street Bedford, Pa15522 [email protected] lynn maust 1111 save trees Houston pa15343 [email protected] Lynn McConville 4724 Kingsessing Ave Philadelphia, PA19143 [email protected]
At a time when solar energy generation is making more and more sense economically and environmentally, adding unnecessary regulations with unclear potential impacts is exactly the opposite of what a utility commission should be doing. Please reconsider and withdraw changes to §75.13(k).
Thank you
Lynn P. Robinson 44 Ashmead Place S. Philadelphia, PA19144 [email protected] Lynne Shelton 507 Cherry St Wrihgtsville PA17368 [email protected]
We should be encouraging alternative energy production not limiting.
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Madeline Hammond 441 St. Davids Ave. St. Davids, PA19087 [email protected] Manny Feris 147 Elm Street Emmaus, PA18049 [email protected] Marc Silver 452 East Wildey Street Philadelphia, PA19125 [email protected]
We'd like to do solar in our new house!
Margaret Goodman 51 Broomall Lae Glen Mills, PA0 [email protected] Margaret Johnson 7021 Central Road Germansville, PA18053 [email protected] Margarwt Emerson 1326 Spruce St Philadelphia19107 [email protected] Mari McShane 333 Lucille St Pittsburgh15218 [email protected] Maria Kretschmann 820 Tasker Street Philadelphia PA19148
We need to have a clean energy option, for the public's health, and for our enviornment.
Marie A. North 3025 Victoria Lane Allentown, PA18104
I am discouraged and disheartened that Pennsylvania's utilities and the PUC would consider taking a step which would discourage residents from doing their part to help curb carbon emissions and supply clean energy to their local utility with a solar installation. We paid for our solar system out of our own money. The Sunshine Rebate Program was out of funds but we decided to move ahead with our installation anyway. Not only are we helping to reduce carbon emissions but we provide power beyond our needs, on sunny days, to help our utility. We invested in the system, we are doing our part to help deal with climate change and now we are to be penalized for this. How does this move encourage others to want to live, invest, or do their part in helping with overall climate issues in PA? Pennsylvania is continuing to disappoint and be behind other more progressive states. And that's a real shame.
Marile R Marshall 203 Butler Drive Newtown Square, Pa19073 marilyn moreno 4030 lower saucon rd hellertown, pa18055 [email protected] Mark Binder 311 Hedgerow Lane Wyncote, PA19095 Mark Bortman 1655 Fairfield Rd Yardley, PA19067 [email protected]
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Mark Douglas Kerr 27 Hillside Road Dauphin, Pa0 [email protected] Mark Fiorini 958 Rte 143 Lenhartsville, PA19534 [email protected] Mark Hechinger 723 Summit Chase Reading, PA19611 Mark Hoyt 925 white bear road Birdsboro Pa19508 Mark Listemann 128 Kohlers Hill Rd Kutztown19530 [email protected] Mark N. Werther 1131 Rossiter LAne Radnor (Wayne) PA19087 [email protected]
PECO, for instance, charges too much for their supply of electricity now and exceeds adjacent suppliers. Allowing them to raise prices and institute new rules is counter to the competitive market.
Mark Noonan 55 Valley Brook Rd Boyertown PA19512 [email protected] Mark Strong PO Box 1 Harleysville19438 [email protected]
Mark Westerfer 8780 RT 6 Troy, PA16947 Martha Christine 107 Mt Airy Ave Bethlehem, PA18018 Martin Simon 2045 Upper Rocky Dale Road Green Lane, PA18054 [email protected] Marty Schmittberger 131 Midland Ave, Reading, PA19606 [email protected] Mary Ann Smeltz 512 State Rt. 147 Dalmatia, PA17017 [email protected] Mary Faust 5315 Liimeport Rd Emmaus, Pa18049 [email protected] mary hartley 1319 woodlawn pittsburgh pa15221 harpar1130 Mary Jo Weinheimer 277 Lebanon Avenue Pgh., PA15228 [email protected] matt avila 184 windermere ave allentown18104 [email protected]
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Matt Stern 1330 Ellsworth St, #2 Philadelphia19147 Matthew B. Wolf 573 Wolf Road Port Trevorton, PA17864 [email protected] Matthew Hunsberger 214 E Schuylkill Rd Apt 79 Pottstown PA19465 [email protected] matthew Richardson 4167 sycamore lane red lion, pa17356 matt.richardson2007@gmail,com Matthew VanHefter 29 Kerry Ln Malvern, PA19355 Maureen Copeland 5816 Black Street Pittsburgh15206 [email protected] Megan Banis 917 Thousand Acre Rd. Sellersville, PA18960 Melinda Shirk 251 Valley View Drive Hanover17331 [email protected] Melissa McSwigan 4131 Bigelow Blvd Pittsburgh Pa15213
Melody Bowers 420 Fruit Farm Rd. Royersford, PA19468 [email protected] Michael A. Koplinka-Loehr 118 Ross Road NY14882 [email protected]
Taxing solar - as a clean, renewable resource - is simply a bad idea!
Taxing fossil fuels, with their harsh impacts on health and the environment should continue and deepen.
Michael Bailey 6113 Memorial Rd Germansville PA18053 [email protected]
We took on the expense of solar to protect ourselves from endlessly escalating power costs in the future, when our income will be reduced. It is not equitable that, after the fact, our utility could increase ur ongoing costs by adding (and presumably increasing over time) a fee that did not exist before we made our decision.
Michael Brolly 1405 Chelsea Ave Bethlehem18018 [email protected] Michael Bufalini 4027 Forest Drive Aliquippa15001 [email protected]
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Michael DeGeiso 221 Collamer Rd Oxford19363 [email protected]
Adding fees for sting I produce and provide to other fairly will do nothing more than provider with the will to go off grid completely. I sure many others would agree.
Michael Donovan 1120 Kressler Road Allentown, PA18103 [email protected] Michael F Worden 609 Billings Dr Elmira14905 [email protected] Michael H. Landis 722 York Road Carlisle, PA0 [email protected] Michael Hechinger 111 Knittle Rd Kutztown, PA19530 [email protected] Michael Hoy 1048 Worthington Mill Rd Newtown, PA18940 mil Michael Lang 411 Maryann Drive Alburtis, PA18011 [email protected] Michael Maglio 1832 Catharine Street Philadelphia, PA19146
Michael McCready 200 Cotton Street Macungie,PA0 [email protected] Michael McKay 190 Valley View Road Hellertown PA18055 Michael Miller Jr 1512 Spruce St., Apt. 809 Phila., Pa.0 [email protected] Michael Moyer 1405 Lieb Road Easton PA18040 [email protected] Michael S. Bomstein 225 South Pennell Road Media0 [email protected] Michael Swartley 1958 Tollgate Rd Palm PA18070 [email protected] Michael T. Lebo 1351 Goodyear Road Gardners, PA17324 [email protected] Michael Urban 122 Greshville Rd. Boyertown, PA19512 michael watanabe 686 hoover rd blue bell, pa19422 [email protected]
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michael wescott loder 1394 greene hill ct kutztown, pa19530 [email protected] Michael White 801 Summer Mountain Rd Bernville, Pa19506 [email protected] Micheal Wadas 1519 yost school road Ottsville Pennsylvania18942 [email protected]
I am planning on getting a solar installation on a new development, and I am angered by our government once again considering to eliminate any benefit we could get from this technology.
Michele Sands 1046 Cochecton Turnpike Tyler Hill, PA18469 Michelle Regan-Hughes 127 bridle path road Bethlehem,Pensylvannia18017 [email protected] Mike Caffrey 1631 Poplar St Greensburg156015455 [email protected] Mike Genz 214 fairway drive edinboro, PA16412 Miriam O. Garey 7 S. Los Robles Ct Reading, PA19606 [email protected]
Monika Kruemmling 7314 Devon St, Apt 2C Philadelphia19119 [email protected]
As an Electrical Contractor, this is bad for my business. As a supporter of Clean Energy, I think these changes will be detrimental to the solar industry.
Monika Sperlich 673 Laurel Run Rd Mifflintown PA17059 [email protected]
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Mrs Sheila Harris 316 jemison rd westfield PA16950 [email protected]
This is a plan that A.L.E.C contrived on behalf of one of its founders the Koch Brothers. ALEC is the legislative arm of the Tea Party Right Wing and the policies created are geared to financially benefit those powerful members of the 1% right wing ;a wealthy and powerful small portion of society .In this case the coal burning electricity plants that fires Koch Coal will benefit . This anti solar legislation makes it more difficult to get off the grid by punishing those that reduce or eliminate their energy footprint when they should be rewarded. The Kochs have been concerned legislation that bolsters clean power would erode their power base. This legislation was trotted out and made law in Oklahoma earlier this year and is being foisted on states through their Republican Legislation.
Clean Energy through solar scares the utility companies ,too, because if it becomes the predominant method to power our homes ,businesses etc. it cuts out the middle man . Yet that would be a small sacrifice to allow the
dawning of a cleaner America and world. This legislation sucks and is a contrivance by a group of oligarchs to maintain their pot of gold and screw the rest of the nation and world. Please do the right thing and vote it down.
Nancy Brockmon 112 Webster Avenue Wyncote, PA19095 [email protected]
I fail to understand why there is any opposition to maintaining solar energy installations in a State that uses as much energy as Pennsylvania does. We should be encouraging the installation of additional solar energy panels where ever we can and as quickly as possible to defray the damages done by coal fired plants and Fracking for oil reserves, a process that destroys the aquifer and is dangerous to the people who live close to the areas being abused.
Let's cover our parking lots with solar panels which will provide energy for the Mall or Business center and create shade for the vehicles that park beneath. This is a win - win situation that should be promoted throughout the USA!
Thank you,
Natalie Hodapp 19398 599 Avenue Mankato, MN56001 [email protected] Nicholson L Pine 821 Collegeville Road Collegeville, PA19426 [email protected] Nicola Nicolai 2400 Copper Creek Rd. Chester Springs, PA19425 [email protected] Nicole Catino 1441 Dormont Ave Apt 3 Pittsburgh PA15216 [email protected]
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Nicusor Chirca 17 holly dr Girard44420 [email protected] Noelle Gecik 1063 Mosser Road, Apt W103 Breinigsville, PA18031 [email protected] Pat and Gary Gover 3oo Lincoln St. Fairhope, AL36532 [email protected] Patricia Danzon 140 Pennsylvania Ave Bryn Mawr19010 [email protected] Patricia E Stoltzfus 5908 Clover Road Harrisburg, PA17112 [email protected] Patricia J. Peck 4832 Jasper Rd. Emmaus0 [email protected] Patricia Lisowski 812 amber lane West chester Pa19382
Here in the West Chester area there are many large homes. It is surprising that more people are not using solar energy to power their large homes. It makes sense to me to do this. Let's go..onward and upward.
Patricia Rettstadt 190 Wert Rd. Lenhartsville, PA19534 [email protected]
Patricia Sanders 417 Upper Woods Rd Honesdale18431 [email protected] Paul Lubold 517 Sangree Rd. Pittsburgh, PA15237 [email protected] Paula Kline 1019 Ashley Rd West Chester PA19382 [email protected] Pericles Gabriele 2069 west broad street Bethlehem, PA18018 peter mayes 418 anthwtyn road narberth, PA19072 [email protected] Peter W Ehrgood Jr 456 Rebers Bridge Rd Sinking Spring PA19608 [email protected]
This issue should be brought up to the candidates for governor of PA
Philip Kenneth Jones 1707 Lotus Drive Orefield, PA18069 [email protected] Philip Theis 41 Black Diamond Road Ephrata, PA17522 [email protected]
Please do not implement these new rules, they are not needed.
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Philip Wert 214 Olive St. West Reading19611 Phillip Berryma 3818 Hamilton St. Philadelphia PA19104
In the next year or so, we might consider installing solar panels. The state and the PUC should be supportive, not placing obstacles.
Phyllis Ann Akif 8234 Burholme Avenue Philadelphia, PA19111 [email protected] Phyllis Hechinger 111 Knittle Rd Kutztown, PA19530 [email protected] Phyllis Terwilliger 2369 Newton-Ransom Blvd. Clarks Summit, PA18411 [email protected] PIER IGNOZZI-SHAFFER 2200 LORRAINE ROAD READING19604 [email protected] Priscilla Mattison 138 Montrose Ave., Unit 28 Bryn Mawr19010 [email protected] R. Tom Frost Jr. 325 Cameron Hill Road Nicholson, Pa.18446 [email protected]
Rachel A Orosz 1158 Nash Ave Lansdale, PA19446 Rakshya bhadra 701 south st Philadelphia19147 [email protected] Rakshya bhadra 156 hyland drive East stroudsburg18301 [email protected] RALPH A MIRANDA, MD 649 CLAY PIKE ROAD ACME, PA15610 [email protected]
AFTER YEARS OF WAITING FOR THE EXPENSE OF SOLAR INSTALLATIONS TO BECOME MORE AFFORDABLE, I'M SHOCKED THAT PUC WANTS TO REGULATE IT BACK INTO THE REALM OF UNAFFORDABLE WITH CUMBERSOME AND SENSELESS REGULATIONS THAT PROTECT THE UTILITY COMPANIES AT THE EXPENSE OF CITIZENS.
Randy Clemens, Jr. 917 Thousand Acre Rd. Sellersville, PA18960 Randy Gyory 33 Hawk Mountain Road Kempton, PA19529 [email protected]
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Randy Schoch 6260 Hanover Street Bethlehem, Pa18017 [email protected]
Stay away from taxing regulating the sun and wind.
Raymond Sinotte 1621 Supplee Rd. Lansdale, PA19446 Raymond Small 130 Westbury Dr Gilbertsville, Pa19525 [email protected]
Greed causes change in the wrong direction.
Rebecca Meador 286 Maple Grove Road Hanover17331 [email protected] Renate L. Brosky 3224 Water St. Whitehall, PA18052
I have encountered elected representatives who wrongly believe that as regards renewable energy, Pennsylvania is progressive and a leader. This proposal is clear evidence that this is not the case, and people need to be re-educated.
Richard Burdge, Jr. 2064 Lincoln Way E. Chambersburg, PA17202 [email protected] Richard Gardner 24 Pheasant Drive Bernville, PA19506 [email protected]
Richard Johnson 1134 Tasker St. Philadelphia, PA19148 Richard P. Orser PO Box 301 Lionville, PA19353 orser50 Richard Schultz 40 Drexel Ave. Lansdowne19050 [email protected] Richard Schultz 60 Market St Lehighton, PA18235 [email protected] Richard Swartz 214 E Broad St Quakertown, PA18951 [email protected]
Is climate change real or not? It seems logical that if it's only a possibility we should be taking steps to avert or minimize the adverse effects. To discourage the development of clean energy i.e. solar is not in the interest of mankind..
Perhaps we should look at who's interest this initiative benefits? Certainly not the general public. Quash this foolish attempt to add roadblocks and extra costs to the implementation of more solar installations.
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Richard Trinca Jr 6027 Brush Valley Rd Rebersburg, PA16872 [email protected]
We urge that you withdraw changes to §75.13(k) giving the Commission authority to approve utility company requests to charge net metered customers special fees. Progress should not be penalized by the government.
Richard William Geiger 365 Olivia St McKees Rocks, PA15136 [email protected]
As a government agency, your first duty is to support the Common Good, not to make what is good for the environment and what will enhance public health more expensive. I hope you realize that if you do the latter, you will also be increasing harmful pollution.
Rj Lane 4930 E. Texas Rd. Allentown18106 [email protected] Robert and Donna Janusko 1329 Eaton Ave. Bethlehem, PA18018 [email protected] Robert D Good 55 E. Memorial Blvd Newmanstown, PA17073 [email protected] Robert D. Swartley 2172 Charlestown Rd. Malvern, PA19355 [email protected]
Robert E Hess 1547 Salem Rd Quakertown, PA18951 Robert J. Havrilla 1501 Monterey Street Pittsburgh, PA15212 [email protected] Robert Keller 10952 Folk Road Breinigsville, PA0 [email protected]
When I purchased my solar photovoltaic system, I was helping PPL make their mandated quota to have 20% renewable generation by 2020 (not sure of the year). Now you want to let the utilities punish me for helping them out.
I know of 5 homeowner systems and all are sized less than 80% of their yearly usage. The 110% cap is not needed.
Robert March 1455 Maplewood St Warren, OH44483 [email protected] Robert McLear 109 Ogden Ave. Swarthmore, PA19081 [email protected] Robert Nance 1618 Christine Lane West Chester, PA19380 [email protected] Robert Oldershaw 2063 bear creek blvd Bear creek twp. Pa.18702 Zippy 062@gmail
Owner,North East Energy Development
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Robert R. Hare III 127 Jodi Drive Stroudsburg18360 [email protected] Robert R. Hark 127 Jodi Dr Stroudsburg, PA18360 [email protected] Robert Renda 52 Hoch Ave Topton PA0 [email protected] Robert steffes 711 hall st. Aliquippa pa15001 [email protected]
I own an 8 kW solar array. It does not generate enough electricity to cover my Duquesne Light bill. Thanks guys for trying to kill solar energy production!
Robert Szafranski 5127 Havel Ave Philadelphia19143 [email protected] Robert Trucksess 1338 Glazar rd Warminster, PA18974 [email protected] Robin Hoy 1048 Worthington Mill Rd. Newtown, PA18940 [email protected] Rolla Lehman 1101 Floribunda Lane Mechanicsburg, PA17055 [email protected]
Ron Berman 433 Lincoln Ave. Bentleyville15314 [email protected] Ron Sullivan 155 Walker Road Landenberg, PA19350 [email protected]
Who do we call to get vocal about this?
Rona Banai 812 Stratford Dr State College, PA16801 Ronald F Sullivan 155 Walker Road Landenberg, PA19350 [email protected] Ronald Freed 421 GRAHAMS WOODS RD CARLISLE17015 [email protected] Ronica Skarphol Brownson 101 Clemson Court State College PA16803 [email protected] Roxana Barad 933 St. James St Pittsburgh, PA15232 Royce Brenner 2407 hillendale drive norristown19403 [email protected] Rudi Erb 4533 Back Road Halifax17032
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Russ Allen 1510 Grove Av., Jenkintown, PA 19046 PA19046 Ruth Heil 204 Swamp Creek Road Schwenksville, PA19473 [email protected] Ruth Lunt 235 Penn Hill Rd Starrucca, PA18462 Ruth Roberts 104 Clearview Court Irwin, PA15642 [email protected] rv stolfer 622 waynesburg rd washington, pa15301 [email protected]
alternative energy needs to be streamlined, not inhibited!! our future depends on a re-formatted grid,, allow people to become solutions and not be undermined by utility companies,, thank you
Sally Lebo 1351 Goodyear Road Gardners, Pa.17324 [email protected] Sandra Debiec 1111 Whitfield Blvd West Lawn. PA19609 [email protected] Sandra Meenen 4010 Lois Lane Allentown, PA18104
Sarah C Davidson 1625 Webster St Philadelphia PA19146 [email protected] Sarah Murray 604 W 29th St. Wilmington19802 [email protected] Saul Berger 6720 N 11 Th St Philadelphia19126 [email protected]
fees and charges for small scale solar not only are needless financial hurdles that folks in the fracking industry seem to be avoiding, but seem like a penalty for those who wish to provide a carbon free clean source of energy to Pennsylvania.
Saul Berger
Scott Gibble 344 Knights bridge way lititz pa17543 [email protected] Scott Smith 1919 Forbes Ave Unit 204 Pittsburgh, PA15219 [email protected] Sean Barnes 41 S. Pin Oak Dr Boiling Springs, PA17007 [email protected] Sean Duffin 749 Old Eagle School Rd Wayne, PA19087
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Shannon Keller 3327 Rt 737 Kempton, PA19529 Sharon Pillar 905 Thorn St. Sewickley, PA15143 [email protected] Shawn L. Keller 10952 Folk Road Breinigsville, PA18031 [email protected] Sheila Gallagher 2805 N. Delaware Dr. Easton, PA18040 [email protected] Shellie Northrop 124 Frances Street Sayre, PA18840 Sheri Grossman 366 Winding Way King of Prussia19406 [email protected] Sherman D. Cox 1123 N. 24th St. Allentown, PA18104 [email protected] Sherman Michael Whittaker 2806 Omar Street Chesapeake, Virginia23324 [email protected] Sherry McNeil 170 Royal Oak Drive Butler16002
Sherry Tinsman 6620 Old Carversville Rd Lumberville18933 [email protected] Shirley Masuo 196 Coursen Road Shohola, PA18458 [email protected] Sigrid Asmus 4009 24 Ave W Seattle, WA98199 [email protected]
Now is the time to protect the manufacture, installation, and use of solar panels and equipment in Pennsylvania. Solar power is clean power, and a growth industry badly needed in the state. Please withdraw changes to §75.13(k) and §75.13(a)(3) and take Pennsylvania out of the hands of the unaccountable fossil fuel corporations whose products are driving accelerating climate change. Remember that carbon pollution from Pennsylvania will negatively affect the atmosphere that everyone in the world shares as they breathe. Please don't allow Pennsylvania to miss its chance at being in the vanguard of creating clean energy and thousands of jobs -- you will not get a second chance.
Siyd tawana 260 ridge pike Lafayette hill pa19444 [email protected] Sonia Jaipaul-Wardlaw 470 Bancroft Road Media, PA19063 [email protected]
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Stanley J Perambo 3345 Seisholtzville Rd Barto, PA19504 [email protected] Stephanie Fortunato 57-1 Revere Road Drexel Hill PA19026 [email protected] Stephen F. Brosky 3224 WATER ST Whitehall, PA18052 [email protected] Stephen Fast 11 TAMMENEND RD PORT MATILDA16870 [email protected] Stephen J. Monheim 6334 Cherokee Street Philadelphia, PA19144 [email protected] Steve Shade 941 Font Rd Glenmoore19343 [email protected] Steven Bowen 5519 route 873 Schnecksville, Pennsylvania18078 [email protected] Steven Patrick 356 Futurity Dr. Camp Hill, PA17011 sunday small 605 south ave media, pa19063
Sunny Bosco 43 WF Palmer Road Moodus, CT6469 [email protected] Susan Crowle 500 Red Church Road Auburn, PA17922 [email protected]
Pennsylvania should be LEADING on sustainable energy, not penalizing the pioneers of this responsible movement.
Susan Curry 316 Edgewood Drive Ambler, PA19002
We want clean energy. We want incentives for clean energy. We want disincentives for dirty energy. We want less reliance on so called "fossil fuels". Save those materials to make plastics for medicinal supplies, not for burning to produce energy.
Susan K. Leiby 705 Hillside Dr. Hamburg, Pa.19526 [email protected] Susan McGarvey 803 Bethlehem Pike Erdenheim, PA19038 Susan Prentiss 636 S Linden Avenue Pittsburgh PA15208 [email protected] Susan Shaak 3440 Stoner Ave Reading19606 [email protected]
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Susan W Stewart 332 Gregor Way State College, PA16801 [email protected] Susang-Talamo Family 4959 Simmons Circle Export15632 [email protected] Sylvia Lineaweaver 16 Eve Ave Lebanon, PA17046 [email protected] Sylvia Neely 109 Oak Pointe Circle State College, PA16801 [email protected]
I bought a large system specifically for the purpose of being able to buy an electric car. I have not found the right car yet, but hope to purchase one within the next year or two. I also wanted a large system because I think we all need to do our bit to reduce greenhouse gases and the power that my home system is generating will reduce the amount needed from fossil fuels.
Tammy Harkness 85 Grouse Hill Road Barto, Pa19504 [email protected] Ted van wert 18 haas rd mertzotwn19539 [email protected] Ted vanwert 18 Haas Rd mertztown19539 [email protected]
TERESA BAKER 13693 OLD RT. 16 WAYNESBORO17268 [email protected] Teresa Watanabe 686 Hoover Rd Blue Bell, PA19422 [email protected] Terry Schnur 1181 Greentree Rd Pittsburgh, Pa15220 Thomas A. Reinheimer, Jr. 1467 Daleland Ave Pittsburgh, PA15220 [email protected] Thomas Barone 586 Lower Middlecreek Rd kunkletown, pa18058 [email protected] Thomas C. Styles 328 E. Broad St. Quakertown, PA18951 [email protected] Thomas F Wilson 735 Sandstone Rd Strasburg17579 [email protected] Thomas Fetterman 1680 Hillside Rd Southampton, PA18966 Thomas Green 238 Dotterer Road Lenhartsville, PA19534
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Thomas J. Reynolds 147 Jamaica Ave Pittsburgh, PA15229 [email protected] Thomas N Church 2805 n Delaware Dr Easton, PA18040 Thomas Nelson 105 Drexel Ave. Lansdowne, PA19050 [email protected] Thomas Ronan 4469 Richmond St. Phila., Pa.19137 [email protected] Thomas t snarr 367 stoney creek road Edinburg, va22824 [email protected] ThomasIwill work to assure any legislator who endorses this bill 158 Whites Church Road Bloomsburg17815 [email protected]
I will work to do whatever is required to replace any legislator who votes for this shortsighted assault on the efforts to allow all Pa. residents to produce clean,alternative energy. I hope that this latest "dirty trick" is exposed as another example of politicians who only consider the lobbyist and their money bribes that hurt the consumer and help the rich get richer.
Timothy Bock 379 Dunkels Church Rd. PA19530 [email protected]
Timothy Rausch 588 Zions Church Rd Shoemakersville Pa19555 Titus A. Miller, III 905 Clauss Road Lenhartsville, PA19534 [email protected]
I have a 5.6 KW photovoltaic system for the last 5 years.
TMI-Alert, Inc. 4100 Hillsdale Road Harrisburg, PA17112
Three Mile Island Alert is a non-profit citizens' organization dedicated to the promotion of safe-energy alternatives to nuclear power.
Formed in 1977 (two years before the accident). TMIA is the largest and oldest nuclear watchdog group in central Pennsylvania.
We have provided testimony to the US Senate, the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission and have received certificates of commendation from several governmental bodies.
TMIA members who are interested in specific aspects of nuclear power are encouraged to join one of our special committees.
• Radiation Monitoring
• Low-level Radioactive Waste
• Health Effects from TMI
• Safety Issues
• Nuclear Plant Security
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Todd Underwood 424 Fairview Dr Kutztown, PA19530 [email protected] Tom Wallace 101 Inspiration Blvd Apt 301 Reading, PA0 [email protected] Tony Brandt 200 Adams Road Carlisle Pa.17015 [email protected] Tony DiMenno 30 Newton Rd Pittsburgh15221 [email protected] Tony Fischer 149 hamltn Lendenbrg19350 Trigg Wright 19206 Holly Shade Ct Spring77379 [email protected] TRUDI DAUB 51 S. MAIN STREET QUAKERTOWN18951 [email protected] Trudy Sclar 522A Seip Ave Nazareth, PA18064 [email protected]
Utilities should not be able to determine pricing on an ultimate source that is free to every creature on earth: energy from the Sun. Period.
Ula Katsoulis 100 S. Broad Street Philadelphia19110 [email protected] Valentine Szwarc 398 Ellis Woods Rd Pottstown, Pa19465 Valerie A. Beggs 319 Lincoln Avenue Williamsport, PA17701 [email protected] Valerie Dorn 812 Bennington Road Folcroft, PA19032 vera cole 2045 upper rocky dale road green lane, pa18054 [email protected] Vic Colonello 14410 Triadelphia Mill RAd. Dayton, MD21036
Don't slap me in the face while kissing the tea party's butts.
Vicki VanWert 18 Hass Rd Mertztown19539 [email protected]
my husband already get the newsletter, just supporting this initiative. thanks
Victoria Shellhammer 429 Freehall St Mertztown, PA19539 [email protected]
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victoria switzer sr3023 11361 Dimock18816 [email protected] w stuhlman 510 donna cir broomall pa19083 [email protected] Wenda Kincaid 11 Oak Drive Wernersville, PA19565 [email protected] Wendy Carter 402 E Ridley Ave #2 Ridley Park, PA19078 [email protected] Werner Sharp 201 Wyndham Drive Allentown18104 [email protected]
Is it unfair to change the economic benefits of an existing installation after the purchaser has decided to pay for it. We should be encouraging solar by raising fossil fuel derived electric rates, not by adding fees for solar or general connection charges.
Wesley Brown 6951 Fowler St Philadelphia, PA19128 William A Thomas 716 N Maple StreetFleewood Fleetwood, PA19522 [email protected] William Beidel 50 Bobcat Rd Carlisle Pa17015 bbeidel@gmail. com
William Gall 1637 W. South St. Allentown18102 [email protected] William Gontram 1205 E 4th St Bethlehem, PA18015 [email protected] William H Ewing 510 E Mt Pleasant Ave Philadelphia, PA19119 [email protected] william Haaf 1923 Marlboro Rd Kennett Square19348 [email protected]
i can see that the utilities do need some money so i can use them as back up power when the sun does not shine or whenever my system is not big enough to provide all my needs. they need to maintain the lines and power sources. that needed feature is not free and homes with solar PV should pay for those services.
we must recongnize that as solar users - we do use the power lines from the utility and rely on them for power when the sun does not shine or when our systems are too small. so i expect to pay a service charge to PECO along with any electrons i use. we can not expect a free ride. - bill
William Hernandez 631 kennerlt road Springfield pa19064 [email protected]
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William McConnell 95 Parkwood Street Williamsport, PA17701 [email protected] William Oswald 710 Cheswold Ct Chesterbrook, PA0 [email protected] William Peters 118 Cherokee Ct Effort, PA18330 [email protected]
It seems that the government is not really interested in clean energy.
William Sharpe 392 Egg Hill Rd Spring Mills,PA16875 [email protected] William Zimmerman 1600 Margo Lane West Chester0 [email protected] Yolanda Cecchine 326 Francis Way Milmont Park19033 [email protected] Yuriy Edelev 735 Kentwood street Philadelphia, PA19116