California Senate Energy, Utilities and Communications Committee has changed Assembly Bill 942 to maintain net measurement agreements for solar economics who sell their homes or property on Tuesday. The changes also removed the language that Cap-and-Trade climate credits would refuse to solar consumers.
“Today, the Senate Energy Committee, led by chairman Josh Becker, chose the side of more than a million sun users about special interests of Utility and their profit motives,” said Brad Heavner, executive director of the California Solar & Storage Association. “Zonne -supporters in Californië verlengen onze oprechte dank aan de Senaat Energy Committee en voorzitter Becker voor hun leiderschap bij het wijzigen van AB 942 om de integriteit van netto meetcontracten te beschermen. Deze beslissing is een enorme overwinning voor families en bedrijven in Californië die hebben geïnvesteerd in Solar op het dak met de staatsgarantie dat hun netto -meetwerkzaamheden inhaat zouden blijven als they would sell their home games. “
Assembly member Lisa Calderon (D), a former utility company, introduced AB 942 in February, a bill that suggested concluding net energy agreements up to 10 years and forcing people to buy houses with solar energy that has already been installed in the latest net invoicing conditions. Net measurement contract lengths were the first provisions that were changed from AB 942. With the decision of the Senate Committee to change the real estate natinating invoicing transfer conditions, the bill will no longer break earlier net measurement/billing contracts.
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