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Solar Energy The Applications for Solar Energy Solar Energy Investment StatesMoney invested Alaska$164,081 California$353,597 Florida$470,615 Hawaii$166,669.

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2 Solar Energy

3 The Applications for Solar Energy

4 Solar Energy Investment StatesMoney invested Alaska$164,081 California$353,597 Florida$470,615 Hawaii$166,669 North Carolina $261,412

5 Advantages of solar energy Solar energy is renewable, it never runs out. An alternative energy that can reduce the burning of fossil fuels. Saves money in a long scale. Energy cost reduced. It's better for the environment. Using an efficient solar energy source can help reduce our foreign trade deficit. Could be better for the market and employment

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