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Fantastic news for the Self Generation Incentive Program and disadvantaged communities in fire-prone areas.

Recent Changes to California’s Self-Generation Incentive Program, Explained A CPUC commissioner breaks down California’s attempt to help wildfire-vulnerable communities gain access to batteries.

One of our residential solar projects being completed in beautiful Dana Point, California.

Fingers crossed...

US Solar Executives Break Down the Odds of an ITC Extension The chances of an ITC extension have improved, though it still looks like an uphill battle, solar executives say.

https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/solar-itc-extension-bill-introduced-in-house-and-senate

Solar ITC Extension Bills Introduced in House and Senate Despite solar energy’s broad popularity, a proposed five-year extension of the Investment Tax Credit faces a slippery climb as the 2020 election gears up.

Very helpful for Community Choice Aggregation.

California adopts 2030 Preferred System Portfolio with 12 GW new wind, solar, storage, geothermal Regulators voted unanimously on an "optimal 2030 portfolio" of supply- and demand-side resources to achieve climate goals, citing concerns about community choice aggregator planning.

http://ow.ly/bOZF30ow2C3

Washington State Passes Law Requiring 100% Clean Energy by 2045 Washington state’s Senate approved a law requiring 100 percent clean energy by 2045, joining three other states with similar legislation for mid-century.

Did you know that Mosaic Energy has a residential solar division? Here's a new system that was recently installed near San Diego.

Good news for Energy Storage, but incentives and rebates would help out more.

Trio of federal energy storage bills avoid tax credits The legislation comes amid rising interest in the technology, with an increasing number of state targets, a new House bipartisan storage caucus and increased funding in the President's latest budget request.

Ground mounted solar at Cordiano Winery in Escondido, CA. 🌞🍷

More states are moving to 100% renewable energ.

Three's company: New Mexico joins California, Hawaii in approving 100% clean energy mandate The bill requires the state to phase out all natural gas and coal-fired plants by 2045, signifying a major shift in energy priorities since a new governor and a new crop of legislators took office in January.

You can even charge your EV in the Anza Borrego desert!

http://ow.ly/yUn330o1epU