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California's plug-in solar law, explained
SB 868 is signed: when it takes effect, what counts as a plug-in solar device, certification, the optional utility form, and what changes in 2030.
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Plug-in solar for California renters, condo owners and HOA members
California's plug-in solar law says nothing about landlords or HOAs. What that means if you rent, own a condo or live in an HOA, and what to ask before you buy.
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Plug-in solar for SDG&E customers
What California's new plug-in solar law means for SDG&E customers in San Diego: the average rate, the optional utility form, and what you won't get.
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Plug-in solar for PG&E customers
What California's new plug-in solar law means for PG&E customers: the average rate, PG&E's support, the optional utility form, and what you won't get.
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Plug-in solar for SCE customers
What California's new plug-in solar law means for Southern California Edison customers: the average rate, SCE's position, the optional utility form, and what you won't get.
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