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If this passes we need solar customers to take action. I'm planning to file a lawsuit to allow me to defect from the grid entirely, and in the meantime, I suggest we all band together and shut of our solar breakers during this heatwave. I haven't run the numbers but I'd have to imagine that...

yes it is. And certainly do not believe your installer when they tell you that it's "no problem" to add on whatever you want in the future. I particularly enjoyed the Sunpower panels not being compatible with the Sunpower battery part....

I added an EV and removed all my gas appliances so needed to add more panels. I also wanted to add batteries and found out that my relatively new panels were not compatible with the Sunpower batteries. Then I had difficulty finding an independent installer that would work on a system that they...

If you end up deciding to start over you can probably sell your old panels on craigslist. I sold my 5 year old 345 watt sunpower panels for $150 each in one day, so probably could have gotten more. Was less about the money though and more about wanting them to be put to good use.

Luckily I just got a new PTO so I think I'm covered for 15 years, but keep your eyes open in 2037 as you'll see my name in the news for suing PG&E to disconnect from the grid entirely. No chance I agree to any of these changes.

I got the same info for upgrades/modifications to an existing system. However, I was recently able to confirm with PG&E that if you install a completely new system (IE removed all wires, conduits, panels, etc), your 20 year grandfathering is reset to the new PTO date. Not sure that applies to...

I’m just now looking at getting a Sanco2 unit and I’m curious what you think about yours now, 4 years later? Any issues or regrets?