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Many customers face obstacles to participating in the state's net metering program, which enables Californians to generate clean, renewable energy on their property and get financial credit on their energy bill. For example, farmers with separate meters for each of their irrigation pumps and other functions were required to have separate renewable facilities for each meter in order to participate in the net metering program. SB 594 (Wolk) removes this costly and inefficient obstacle by allowing customers to aggregate all the energy consumed at each of their meters located on the same property as the renewable energy facility, and net that use against the power produced at a single renewable facility.
Issue:
Clean & Renewable Energy