The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors agreed to pause enforcement on Tuesday, attempting to avoid litigation or other legal issues because the ordinance that went into effect June 2022 was similar to Berkeley's now-illegal ban.
There's a growing wave of local governments reconsidering their approach to embracing clean, carbon-free energy in residential and commercial buildings - currently the source of roughly a quarter of California's emissions, according to the California Energy Commission.
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