PRESENTS

A New Reality for Solar + Storage Systems in California

September 10, 2019

An All-Star Panel Discussion

NEW REGULATIONS HAVE CHANGED THE ECONOMICS OF PV SYSTEMS!

New net metering rules have changed what your new renewable PV installation will now look like.

Net Energy Metering (NEM) is a billing mechanism that allows homeowners and businesses who generate their own electricity with their solar energy system to deliver power they do not use back into the grid and receive a credit.

New rules will force you to take a new look at what a new PV system will look like on your energy projects from this point forward. We want to make sure you have all the information needed to determine when it is economically feasible to install PV. The new rules will apply to designs by engineers, manufacturers, distributors, designers, integrators, developers, EPCs, professional project advisors and consultants, and to the owner or user of PV systems. Register today for the event and you will get the facts and solutions from this all-star lineup of panelists:

Simon Baker
Deputy Director Energy Division, California Public Utilities Commission
Ray Liang
Advisor Regulatory Operations, Southern California Edison
Scott Murtishaw
Sr. Advisor, Regulatory Affairs, CA Solar & Storage Association
Adam Gerza
COO, Energy Toolbase
Tyler Boden
Project Developer, Sullivan Solar

This is a crucial business update!

New utility rate designs and Net Energy Metering frameworks are radically reshaping the economics of behind-the-meter projects. All three of the California Investor Owned Utilities (IOUs): Southern California Edison, San Diego Gas & Electric, Pacific Gas & Electric have recently implemented big changes that present new challenges and opportunities for solar+storage project developers. It is widely expected that the changes the California IOUs and CPUC are implementing will act as precedent for other utilities and public utility commissions around the country as they look to evolve their rate designs and NEM rules.