PG&E Time of use plans are changing
Time of use plans are changing. It’s important to start implementing projects now before November 2020. PG&E announced that peak hours will be changing for […]
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California Seeks to Shift Major Battery Incentive Toward Fire, Blackout Resiliency
As a response to the state’s wildfire and blackout crisis, the California Public Utilities Commission has finalized a proposal that reserves subsidies — $1 per […]
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PG&E Becomes “Shifty” with Rates
Below descriptions of two residential rates that PG&E has imposed on all customers. Please read the information carefully and check your most recent bill for […]
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California’s Plan to Boost Solar-Storage Incentives for Customers Facing Wildfires and Grid Outages
This month PG&E proposed a new tool to help customers facing wildfire-driven power disruptions. It’s called a “resiliency adder,” and it’s one of the first […]
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Carrillo Farms Turns to North State Solar Energy
Carillo Farms had a first experience in solar with another (unnamed) company that installed a 20 KW DC project as a Net Energy Metering Aggregation […]
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Bear Republic Brewing Goes Local for Solar
In June of 2014, North State Solar Energy completed a 30.2 kilowatt system on the roof of Bear Republic’s Cloverdale facility. A little later the […]
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More On Rule 21 And Smart Inverters
Do you own a solar energy system? Well, then pay attention. With the implementation of Rule 21, PG&E and other utilities are going to be […]
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