Range Solar and Wind

Happy home and garden show all locals! We have the very best customers, as many of them become friends! Some friends called to say that they were told Range Solar has been bought out. We haven’t been to the home show for 3 years now because it simply didn’t make sense. We welcome other local solar companies! There is plenty of work for all. Range Solar originated to work the whole state of Wy. What places we have seen! Having local relief is wonderful and yes, Range Solar is in business, not sold out and is working mostly out of the Casper area. Range Solar is taking on fewer jobs currently. One day it will be nice to retire from being on the road so much. For now….solar is great, the Son and the sun powers us all! Enjoy the home and garden show!

There will be updates as we have them on the utility scale solar project meeting.

ACTION ALERT! HB146: Affordable electricity act of 2026 is in the House Transportation Committee on Tuesday at noon.

This important bill would make plug-in solar panels legal in Wyoming. Plug-in solar panels provide a simple, reliable way to save money by generating your own electricity. Committee member emails are below. Thank you for your action!

Read the bill here: www.wyoleg.gov/Legislation/2026/HB0146

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Talking points

-Plug-in solar provides the opportunity for Wyomingites to save money on skyrocketing energy bills.
-Saving on energy bills is important to all customers. It's especially useful for those on fixed incomes, like retirees or young Wyomingites looking to save money and settle down in the state.
-Plug-in solar provides people the freedom to produce their own energy.
-Plug-in solar is portable, meaning that people can take the appliance with them as they move.
-Plug-in solar provides a more affordable and accessible way for people to go solar.

Zoom link to say no to the gravel lease, Casper mountain. Many of you have signed the petition, thank you! There is time to sign up for testimony via zoom, or better yet, in person if you can in Cheyenne. We don’t have all the specifics, but encourage all to consider saying no to the lease renewal. If Trues were able to mine, using Coates road, it would be detrimental to wildlife, water, quality of living for retirees, homeowners, small business’s located on or near Coates road, the animals that live there, many horses and hunting dog families etc. True stated that everyone can just get used to large trucks every 15 minutes going up and down the rural road. The proposed gravel mine would not benefit much in the way of local, yet be certain to terrorize the landscape and life around. Thank you for you consideration and voice!

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