California regulators release revised proposal for virtual solar net metering

The CPUC released a new proposed decision on November 8 regulating how solar is used and credited on multimeter properties.

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) released a new proposed decision on November 8 regulating how solar is used and credited on multimeter properties. CALSSA says the new proposal would still make solar unaffordable for California schools, farms, apartment buildings and businesses with multiple tenants.

A vote by the CPUC on the proposal is scheduled for November 16, following multiple delays. A coalition of advocates and solar consumers are pressing for more changes in advance of the vote this week.

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Source: Solar Power World

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