Penn State Center for Energy Law and Policy has published a local solar ordinance database containing about 4,900 ordinance provisions from 300 local governments across 57 Pennsylvania counties. The resource is not comprehensive, but it gives developers, planners and communities a clearer view of how local solar siting rules are evolving across a state where municipal permitting can materially affect project timelines.
Source: PA Environment Digest Blog. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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