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If Gov. Kathy Hochul signs it into law, the NY SUNNY Act will allow New Yorkers to use portable solar panels to cut their electricity usage (and bills). (Image: Adobe Stock)
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Protected: Something New Under the Sun in N.Y.

Doable, DIY solar panels — which the state legislature has just voted to legalize — could cut New Yorkers' electricity use (and bills!)

by Dalvin Aboagye
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