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Community clean energy greatly helps those left behind

All Californians have the right to access affordable clean energy. However, the majority of Californians are unable to take advantage of solar energy generated at their home because they are

Florida and California consider changes that could ‘decimate the rooftop solar market,’ experts say

California and Florida are considering revoking a policy that has encouraged homeowners to install rooftop solar panels — causing fear among solar panel owners and installers, and creating divisions in

California’s plan to slash solar subsidies seems backwards. It’s not.

If you suggest cutting subsidies for rooftop solar panels in California, you’ll make a lot of enemies — and fast. That was the lesson learned by the California Public Utilities

California proposes big changes to rooftop solar incentives

California officials want to slash payments for rooftop solar power, saying the changes would help the state achieve 100% clean energy while keeping the lights on, preventing electricity rates from

California to propose reforms to major rooftop solar policy

California regulators proposed major changes to the state’s booming residential solar industry Monday, including reducing the discounts homeowners with rooftop solar and storage systems get on their electric bills when

As California’s solar net metering battle goes to regulators, a focus on reliability may be the best answer

Uncompromising final arguments were filed Sept. 14 in the nationally-watched debate to set a behind-the-meter (BTM) solar tariff in California to succeed the state’s retail rate net energy metering (NEM).

PG&E, Utilities Push To Cut Subsidies For Home Solar Energy Systems

California’s electric grid is supposed to be fossil-free by 2045 and solar is part of the solution. Homeowners with solar panels get paid by PG&E for energy they kick back

Thinking of getting solar panels? California utilities want to slash ‘generous’ subsidies

Ramon Torres, who lives in a subdivision between Madera and Fresno, used to pay hundreds of dollars a month for electricity in the summer. Lately, his summertime monthly bill from

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