Solar DERs: New Jersey

Solar DERs have grown steadily in New Jersey, supported by various program incentives. C&I and other non-residential end-users represent roughly two-thirds of the 3,700 megawatts of behind-the-meter installed solar capacity.

Source: New Jersey Board of Public Utilities

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