Key issues include the large costs of environmental remediation and monitoring for coal-fired power plants and their combustion residuals, whether companies in deregulated markets are adequately saving for decommissioning, state and local policies for wind and solar decommissioning, and
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Ben Zientara is a writer, researcher, and solar policy analyst who has written about the residential solar industry, the electric grid, and state utility policy since 2013. His early work included leading the team that produced the annual State
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It is pru-dent for local governments to plan ahead for solar decommissioning and create ordinances that spell out expectations and obligations. This ensures that financial responsibility for decommissioning falls to the project owner and not the county and land- owners.
Few large-scale solar and wind projects have reached the end of their lifespan in the Midwest; in the coming years, a large volume of projects will reach the decision to repower or decommission at the same time.
UNDERSTANDING SOLAR PROJECT END-OF-LIFE OPTIONS When solar projects reach the end of their expected performance period, there are several management options. They include extending the performance period through reuse, refurbishment, or repowering of the facility or fully discontinuing operations and decommissioning the project.
Paying for Decommissioning in Regulated and Deregulated Regions The costs of decommissioning power plants are typically borne by one of two stakeholders: electricity consumers or generating companies (and their shareholders). In the unlikely case that plant owners go bankrupt, costs would ultimately fall to local, state, or federal taxpayers.
As we discuss in the report, decommissioning is a critical piece of any solar energy project and requires detailed attention during the planning phase. Because a solar energy project can have a useful life of 25 years or more, it is necessary to ensure that the funding and planning of decommissioning is handled upfront.
In some regions, it appears that utilities and regulators have not adequately planned for these costs, which will ultimately be borne by shareholders, ratepayers, or taxpayers. The costs of decommissioning onshore wind and solar PV appear to be modest, but existing accounting protocols may underestimate these costs.
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