The CPUC requires these companies to collect your signed copy of this guide to ensure that you know your rights and have enough information to make a decision. (This requirement does not apply to
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To start using solar power for your home, consider your options. You might have choices that include buying or leasing a solar energy system, signing a power purchase agreement, or subscribing to a
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The consumer rights guarantees under consideration in California and South Carolina are, hopefully, the start of a trend that should become a central aspect of all state and federal energy policies.
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Helpful resources and information to protect the rights of those who buy or own solar systems.
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We are proud to offer advice to clients involved in renewable energy and solar law, drawing from deep experience in wind, sun, biofuels, landfill gas and water law.
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Projections must be based on site-specific considerations of each solar array, including location of the installation, orientation and angle of the panels, and on-site shading factors and must at a minimum
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Learn how CAI advocates for balanced solar access laws that respect homeowner rights while preserving association authority over aesthetics and structural standards.
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Solar panel conflicts typically involve disputes between homeowners, neighbors, and HOAs over aesthetics, shading, and installation restrictions in residential communities.
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Pledge of Charging Rights. The project company has pledged its legally held electricity charging rights to CNECFL and has made valid internal resolutions, completed the statutory disclosure or filing
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Solar access laws establish your right to generate electricity at home. Here''s what your state says about HOA restrictions on solar panels.
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