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CPUC NEM 3.0 discussion
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SB 1374 passed the state Senate yesterday in a 28-7 vote.
The bill—SB 1374 (Becker)—now goes to the Assembly, where it will need to pass the Utilities & Energy Committee, the Appropriations Committee, and the Assembly floor. It will then go to Gov. Newsom’s desk for his signature.
This is an important bill. It reverses a terrible CPUC decision that strips renters, schools, and farms of their fundamental solar right and sets a bad precedent that could affect homeowners, businesses, and houses of worship down the road. More background.
See how your Senator voted. Note: "NVR" means no vote recorded. Sometimes that means the legislator was absent. Many times it is a way to vote No without being on the record as voting No. If your Senator is recorded as NVR, you might inquire as to whether they were present on the floor that day, and if so, press them on why they essentially rejected the bill.
SB1190
Another Solar Bill passed the State Senate yesterday, AB1190 (Senator Laird): Would prevent mobile home park owners from blocking rooftop solar on homes in their parks. The bill passed. (Ayes 39. Noes 0.) Ordered to the Assembly." Min was an NVR.
Thinking that perhaps Senator Min was absent vs just not voting on either bill, so if you are a constituent, please call his office to get the details. 916.651.4037
Regarding the Utility Tax issue, more updates for you in a few days. In the meantime, this SF Chronicle editorial reflects the latest and NAILS the situation putting the blame on Buffy Wicks, chair of the Asm Appropriations and the other committee members that voted NVR.
SB 1374 passed the state Senate yesterday in a 28-7 vote.
The bill—SB 1374 (Becker)—now goes to the Assembly, where it will need to pass the Utilities & Energy Committee, the Appropriations Committee, and the Assembly floor. It will then go to Gov. Newsom’s desk for his signature.
This is an important bill. It reverses a terrible CPUC decision that strips renters, schools, and farms of their fundamental solar right and sets a bad precedent that could affect homeowners, businesses, and houses of worship down the road. More background.
See how your Senator voted. Note: "NVR" means no vote recorded. Sometimes that means the legislator was absent. Many times it is a way to vote No without being on the record as voting No. If your Senator is recorded as NVR, you might inquire as to whether they were present on the floor that day, and if so, press them on why they essentially rejected the bill.
SB1190
Another Solar Bill passed the State Senate yesterday, AB1190 (Senator Laird): Would prevent mobile home park owners from blocking rooftop solar on homes in their parks. The bill passed. (Ayes 39. Noes 0.) Ordered to the Assembly." Min was an NVR.
Thinking that perhaps Senator Min was absent vs just not voting on either bill, so if you are a constituent, please call his office to get the details. 916.651.4037
Regarding the Utility Tax issue, more updates for you in a few days. In the meantime, this SF Chronicle editorial reflects the latest and NAILS the situation putting the blame on Buffy Wicks, chair of the Asm Appropriations and the other committee members that voted NVR.
California is now a batteries-included rooftop solar market
About 60% of customers have included battery energy storage with their rooftop solar installation, up from roughly 10% prior. However, a “sustained downturn” is expected for the market.
pv-magazine-usa.com
I wonder if anyone did calculations what the soon monthly fee ($24/month) will do to ROI. I think this hits NEM1.0 people too and the usage rate cuts, rather than 33% originally announced (when it was up to $120/monthly fee for high income) is closer to 10% or maybe only $0.05/kWh now (I forgot the exact $$ since it's so low)?
the next target is Community Solar
What is this opinion? Written by
Vitaly Tyurin, director of customer generation and storage, PG&E
Vitaly Tyurin, director of customer generation and storage, PG&E
mspohr
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Your electricity bill pays his salary to spread this disinformation.
this article makes me sick
" I met some of Poppe’s team and was struck not just by their commitment but their passion for the larger public good"
www.forbes.com
" I met some of Poppe’s team and was struck not just by their commitment but their passion for the larger public good"
PG&E Rose Like A Phoenix
CEO of PG&E Patti Poppe took on a public utility company that was deeply troubled. In fixing the business, she’s become a role model for stakeholder capitalist leaders.
www.forbes.com
what an accomplishment. 600 miles buried reduced fire risk by 98%??? What BS. I think they meant electrical lines not pipeline
"In addition to those words, Poppe launched an Undergrounding Program in June of 2021 with an ambitious goal of burying 10,000 miles of pipeline. To date, 600 miles have been covered and 20 counties have their wildfire risk lowered by 98%."
"In addition to those words, Poppe launched an Undergrounding Program in June of 2021 with an ambitious goal of burying 10,000 miles of pipeline. To date, 600 miles have been covered and 20 counties have their wildfire risk lowered by 98%."
mspohr
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Secretive court system has awarded over $100bn public money to corporations, finds new analysis
Fossil fuel firms are biggest beneficiaries of investor-state dispute settlement courts which have awarded $114bn of public money
www.theguardian.com
The controversial arbitration system which allows corporations to sue governments for compensation over decisions they argue affect their profits is largely carried out behind closed doors, with some judgments kept secret. But, according to a global ISDS tracker which launches today, $114bn has so far been paid out of the public purse to investors – about as much as rich nations provided in climate aid in 2022.
Tom Wills, the director of the Trade Justice Movement, which co-created the tracker, said: “The data backs up what we’ve been saying for years: ISDS is the secret weapon for fossil fuel companies against climate laws. Corporate courts are also used to threaten governments not to give in to popular local or national demands for climate action. This needs to be put to an end. The data shows reform is urgently needed.”
Excellent podcast featuring California's #1 most dedicated solar warrior, Dave Rosenfeld:
Kilowatt: A Podcast about Electric Vehicles: Dave Rosenfeld with Solar Rights Alliance on Apple Podcasts
Show Kilowatt: A Podcast about Electric Vehicles, Ep Dave Rosenfeld with Solar Rights Alliance - Jun 4, 2024
podcasts.apple.com
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