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The Maine Solar Debate refers to the ongoing discussion and conflict surrounding solar energy policies, regulations, and incentives in the state of Maine. This debate involves various stakeholders, including government officials, environmental advocates, utility companies, and residents, and centers on issues such as net metering policies, the financial viability of solar installations, the impact of solar energy on the electric grid, and the state’s overall energy strategy. Proponents of solar energy argue for expanded access and support for renewable energy sources to promote sustainability and reduce carbon emissions, while opponents may raise concerns about costs, grid reliability, and potential impacts on traditional energy sources. The debate reflects broader trends in energy policy and the transition to renewable energy sources across the United States.