"The CPUC's decision modified how rooftop solar customers are paid for surplus energy, aiming to balance costs for both solar and non-solar users."
"Advocates argue this change will discourage solar adoption, which conflicts with California's environmental goals and hard-won progress in renewable energy."
Three environmental organizations are set to argue before the California Supreme Court against a controversial rooftop solar policy enacted by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). This legal challenge centers on the CPUC's revised compensation rules for the approximately 2 million solar customers, specifically the change from retail compensation to lower avoided costs for excess energy. Proponents of the policy believe it addresses cost-shifting issues, while opponents fear it will hinder solar growth in California.
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