A much-anticipated NEM 3.0 proposal from the CPUC will affect net metering benefits and drastically reduce the ROI from installing solar PV in the state. What changes are coming?| Centrica Business Solutions
TotalEnergies developed the municipal solar project with specialized ballasted racking on the capped landfill, installing over 15,000 solar panels onsite.| pv magazine USA
The new NEM 3.0 proposed decision has been released. The decision implements a net billing format with a five year glide path that lowers rates based on the "avoided cost" calculator.| pv magazine USA
The Affordable Clean Energy for All coalition received payments from PG&E, SCE, and SDG&E to "stop the cost shift" and support the proposed (and since postponed) Net Energy Metering 3.0 decision.| pv magazine USA
“The CPUC's final proposal is a loser for California on many levels. The proposal is a step backwards when we really need to be moving forward with solar and battery storage. It is a dark day in California when the utility regulators try to block out the sun.” Sacramento, CA —The California Publi| CA Solar & Storage Association
California utilities claim that current solar consumers impose a cost of $2.8 billion on non-solar consumers. They say this adds $200 to every non-solar consumer’s energy bill every year. They call this the “cost-shift” and they have launched a massive public relations campaign, creating a utility-f| CA Solar & Storage Association
