A head start, illustrated.
Utility Dive reports that average solar power-purchase-agreement prices rose 4.9% in the third quarter, to $64.23 per megawatt-hour. LevelTen’s Sarah Wolf says much of the increase is anticipatory: buyers are racing to secure contracts before new tariffs take effect, while equipment is already being repriced.
These are contract prices, not a claim that every household bill rose by the same amount.
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