Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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To promote low-income access to solar
This bill aims to make solar energy programs more accessible to renters and low-income customers. It clarifies that certain apartment buildings that house low-income residents will be treated as a single low-income customer for these programs. This change would ensure that these buildings can more easily participate in and benefit from solar incentives, regardless of how many individual units or meters they have.
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