If you owned a solar power system that generated more electricity than you used, and those surplus solar electrons were sent to the grid for use by your neighbors, don't you think your utility should pay you for that electricity? We think so.

Environment California is working to pass AB 920 (Huffman), a bill that would require utilities to purchase surplus electricity from solar customers at the end of each year. Such a policy would encourage investments in solar power as well as greater energy efficiency and conservation at the homes and businesses that install solar power systems.

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