Why Do Energy Companies Dictate Who Can Have Solar?
Why do utility companies get to decide whether you can put solar panels on your own roof? In California, utilities hold the keys to interconnection and grid access—meaning they can slow, block, or complicate your solar project. Here’s how it works, and what it means for homeowners looking for energy independence.
Power Grab: Why Your Electricity Bill Keeps Going Up
California utility rates are climbing fast — and recent federal policy shifts are making it worse. From canceled solar grants to pro-fossil legislation, homeowners are feeling the squeeze. Here’s what’s behind the spike — and how solar still gives you control, savings, and peace of mind.
California Supreme Court Rules: Solar Credits Get a Second Chance
California’s Supreme Court has hit “pause” on the NEM 3.0 net-metering cuts, sending the case back to the appeals court for a stricter legal review. Solar homeowners may soon see higher returns for energy sold back to the grid—here’s what’s changing and what to watch next.
The Federal Solar Tax Credit Is Ending Sooner Than Expected. Should You Wait or Act Now?
The 30% solar tax credit is ending sooner than expected. If you’re planning to go solar in California, here’s what you need to know about the 2025 deadline, how leases and batteries are affected, and why acting now could protect your savings.