California’s Governor rejected a bill that would restore a level playing field for schools, farms, and multi-family homes to go solar.
Solar Insure told pv magazine USA the financial stability of rooftop solar companies operating in California is in question. Despite this, California reaffirmed recent anti-solar decisions in a recent appeals court hearing.
SB 49 is now pending approval from Governor Gavin Newsom.
Assuming all other residential electricity consumption remains flat—a trend ongoing since 2006—the report’s calculations find that California will require a 20.2% expansion of electricity generation, from nearly 280 TWh to an estimated over 336 TWh to meet its EV mandates and additional charging required by 2045.
Governor Gavin Newsom highlighted this target, which would achieve a 100% clean electricity supply, leading to 148 GW of renewable energy buildout in two decades.
The Senate has received commendations from industry and environmental advocates for its proposal in the Budget and Fiscal review.
Three leading environmental groups have filed a petition to the California Court of Appeals to review the state’s solar net energy metering cuts.
A new market for residents to opt in to renewable energy contracts opens in California following Gavin Newsom’s signature on the Community Renewable Energy Act. The law will now be evaluated and implemented by the California Public Utilities Commission.
The electrification of transportation is set to boost the need for solar energy buildout.
In opposition to the proposed NEM 3.0, thousands of Californians are planning to gather in Los Angeles and San Francisco to submit comments to Governor Gavin Newsom and the CPUC at 10:30 am on June 2.
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