California Bill to Simplify Plug-In Solar Awaits Newsom
The measure passed state legislators and now reaches the governor's desk.
The measure passed state legislators and now reaches the governor's desk.
California legislators approved a bill to simplify plug-in solar installations, sending it to Governor Gavin Newsom for signature. The proposal focuses on easing rules for residents installing these systems, often called balcony solar. KQED spoke with Bay Area users who have operated such setups for over a year. They describe daily performance, energy output, and any challenges faced during that period. The station highlights how these early adopters view the technology's reliability in local conditions. Newsom now holds the decision on whether the changes become law.
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The measure passed state legislators and now reaches the governor's desk.
California legislators approved a bill to simplify plug-in solar installations, sending it to Governor Gavin Newsom for signature. The proposal focuses on easing rules for residents installing these systems, often called balcony solar. KQED spoke with Bay Area users who have operated such setups for over a year. They describe daily performance, energy output, and any challenges faced during that period. The station highlights how these early adopters view the technology's reliability in local conditions. Newsom now holds the decision on whether the changes become law.
