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The document discusses Florida's incentives and policies for promoting solar energy, particularly in affordable housing. It outlines several programs administered by FlaSEREF to provide incentives for solar water heaters, pool heating, and photovoltaics. These include rebates, tax credits, and exemptions at both the state and federal level. It also describes the SunBuilt program that provides builders incentives to install solar water heaters in new homes.
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