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    Solar Firms Plan To Return To Nevada After New Law Restores Incentives

    The governor plans to sign a bill that will let homeowners sell excess electricity to their utility at retail rates. Solar companies stopped seeking new customers because incentives were phased out.
    by Jeff Brady Jun 07, 2017 1 minute
    Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval plans to sign a bill will let homeowners with solar panels sell excess electricity to their utility at retail rates, his office says. / Drew Angerer / Getty Images

    Some of Nevada's largest solar installation companies plan to resume doing business in the state. For the past year-and-a-half Tesla (formerly SolarCity) and Sunrun in this sunny part of the country because the state's Public Utilities Commission chose to phase

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