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Spoiler alert: Yes, solar is still worth it for bill savings under NEM 3.0. The savings wont be the same as your neighbors system that was grandfathered into NEM 2.0, but a home solar is still far more affordable than buying utility electricity in California.
The Solar Rights Act (CA Civil Code 714), enacted in 1978, bars restrictions by homeowners associations (HOAs) on the installation of solar-energy systems, but originally did not specifically apply to cities, counties, municipalities or other public entities.
The Act creates a legal framework for solar access. It includes limited protections to allow consumers access to sunlight and to limit the ability of HOAs and local governments from preventing the installation of solar energy systems.
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On April 15, 2023, new solar customers will be enrolled in the new Net Billing Tariff (NBT) where customers will be credited for electricity they export based on its value to the grid.
NEM 3.0 Key Points NEM 3.0 is Californias new Net Billing Tariff policy for solar that dictates how excess solar energy is credited to homeowners. Consuming solar immediately in the home rather than exporting to the grid, and avoiding 4 to 9 p.m. on-peak usage, maximizes savings value under NEM 3.0.
Estimated Solar Savings in California Several solar power rebate programs are also available in the state to help you save even more. For example, the state has a program that will cover the cost of a solar system for qualifying low-income or at-risk households.
No, the final NEM 3.0 rules do not feature a solar tax or $8/kW/month cost. NEM 3.0 customers will have a fixed monthly fee of around $15/month as part of the electrification rates, the same as non-solar customers.
The California Solar Mandate went into effect in 2020 for residential PV clients in single-family homes and multi-family housing three stories or less. Although residential new construction projects must have solar panels, existing homes are not usually required unless they undergo extensive updates.

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