Huge Win for California Solar: CPUC Keeps Net Energy Metering Alive
Herman K. Trabish: May 24, 2012
“This is a big, big win.” Net Energy Metering gets a new lease on life and a well-defined cap.
“This is a big, big win.” Net Energy Metering gets a new lease on life and a well-defined cap.
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