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"D.C. Reneges on Aid To Install Solar Panels"

"Dozens of District [of Columbia] residents who installed solar panels on their homes under a government grant program promoting renewable energy have been told they will not be reimbursed thousands of dollars as promised because the funds were diverted to help close a city budget gap.

In all, the city has reneged on a commitment of about $700,000 to 51 residents, according to the D.C. Department of the Environment. The agency has pledged to try to find money in next year's budget, its director, Christophe Tulou, said. "

David Nakamura reports for the Washington Post February 28, 2011.

Source: Wash Post, 02/28/2011