California Needs Clean Power Fast. Commercial Solar Is Ready, If Utilities Let It Connect.
California's electricity demand is rising, driven by EVs, buildings and large loads. Distributed solar on California's rooftops, warehouses, and parking lots could be one of the fastest clean energy options available. Its biggest obstacle is utility interconnection delays that regulators have the power to fix.
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How Two Simple Fixes Reduce the Cost Shift By Two-Thirds
California's most-cited solar cost-shift figure rests on a flawed methodology. Correct the equation and update the inputs, and $8.5 billion becomes $2.5 billion — and likely lower.
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Illuminating the Solar Narrative With Data Transparency
How misleading data analysis obscures actual market signals. Solar market health before and after the NBT transition has been quantified with inappropriate date intervals.
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AB 1104: Removing Legislative Hurdles That Stifle Commercial Solar Adoption
An analysis of impacts on commercial and industrial solar installations across Santa Cruz County.
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