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Appraisal Institute Debuts Solar PV Valuation Seminars

Nov 14, 2019
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The Appraisal Institute has introduced a four-hour classroom seminar on developing the value of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems.
 
The seminar, titled “Valuation Resources for Solar Photovoltaic Systems,” observes there are more that 1.5 million households with solar energy systems, which is close to a two percent residential adoption rate. The seminar addresses issues including the appraisal challenges of a host-owned solar PV array, analyzing utility bills to arrive at an accurate kilowatt-hour, listing studies, education and resources regarding solar PV valuation and identifying the characteristics and benefits of storage batteries.
 
The first seminar is being held today in Chicago and the Appraisal Institution plans to have additional seminars in other cities during 2020.

 
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