11/10/2023
🌞 Proposed Changes Threaten Solar Access for Renters, Farms, and Schools! ☀️
🚨 Urgent Call to Action! 🚨 The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is considering changes that could make rooftop solar unaffordable for renters, farms, and schools. The proposal denies multifamily properties the ability to use on-site solar energy without selling it to the utility at lower rates.
🔍 Key Issues:
Changes to Virtual Net Energy Metering (VNEM) and Net Energy Metering Aggregation (NEMA) programs.
Impact on apartment complexes, farms, schools, and commercial buildings.
Proposed decision lacks a distinction between on-site consumption and exported energy, making solar less accessible.
📅 Important Date: The CPUC commissioners will vote on September 21. Your voice matters! However, please note that the vote has been delayed three times since then, and a decision will be made soon. Stay engaged and make your voice heard!
🌐 Take a Stand: Join hundreds of organizations, businesses, and elected officials urging CPUC to reject these changes. Let's ensure solar remains a viable option for all Californians! Check out the following link to read the entire article: https://bit.ly/49JAcR1
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Groups Call for CPUC to Reject Utility-Backed Proposal to Make Rooftop Solar Unaffordable for Renters, Farms, and Schools New rules proposed yesterday by California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) would make …
