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Want solar panels on your California home? Now might be the time.
The CPSC just unanimously agreed that utilities can pay you 75 percent less for your solar electricity during the day — unless you get grandfathered into the previous NEM 2.0 rates by April 2023. Solar companies are angry; environmental advocates were divided.
I’d get a move-on, unless you plan to buy batteries alongside your solar and sell power to the grid in the evenings. Permitting and inspection can take a while.
“CPUC Modernizes Solar Tariff To Support Reliability and Decarbonization”
[California Public Utilities Commission]
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