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Plug-In Solar Bill Advances in Sacramento, Aiming at SoCal’s Nation-Leading Power Bills for Renters

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A bipartisan measure to deregulate small, portable solar systems is moving through the Legislature, and nowhere are the stakes higher than in Southern California, where renters in San Diego and Los Angeles shoulder some of the most expensive electricity rates in the continental United States. Senate Bill 868, authored by San Francisco Democrat Scott Wiener, […]

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