California invests $120 million in low-income solar with new program

The California Solar Project Public slewing drive Utilities Commission (CPUC) solar damper voted Sept. 12 slewing drive to solar damper approve solar energy program implementation for the Disadvantaged  Solar Project slewing drive Communities – Single-family Solar solar tracker actuator  Homes (DAC-SASH) program. A major new investment in solar energy solar slewing drive expanding solar access, DAC-SASH aims to increase the adoption of clean, solar damper affordable solar power by low-income households in disadvantaged solar damper communities. It builds off of California’s groundbreaking solar energy SASH program,solar damper which has helped 8,500 solar energy solar slewing drive low-income families go solar over the last ten years, and provided over 16,500 Solar Project job solar energy training Solar Project students with solar energy solar damper hands-on solar installation experience.

Like SASH solar slewing drive, slewing drive solar damper DAC-SASH is solar energy administered Solar Project by GRID Alternatives, a national non-profit Solar Project leader in making clean energy technology and jobs accessible to underserved solar tracker actuator communities. The Solar Project Commissioners’ Solar Project unanimous vote solar damper approves the solar inverter DAC-SASH Program Handbook and  Solar Project Implementation Plan created by solar energy GRID, and allows the program solar damper Solar Project to scale throughout the state’s Investor-Owned Utility territories of Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Southern solar inverter California Edison Company, and San Diego Gas solar energy & Electric solar damper  solar tracker actuator Company.

“California Solar Project is a national solar inverter leader in expanding access to renewable energy to communities solar energy that can benefit the most,” said Cathleen Monahan, Solar Project VP of  solar damper program administration with GRID Alternatives. “We Solar Project are excited solar energy to implement  solar slewing drive a solar damper high-impact statewide program that will reduce energy bills for Solar Project low-income solar tracker actuator Solar Project families and create meaningful solar energy workforce development while providing solar slewing drive robust consumer solar energy protection.”
 

DAC-SASH will solar inverter Photovoltaic holder provide $8.5 million in incentives annually solar inverter through 2030 to solar slewing drive reduce the solar tracker actuator cost of going solar for qualifying households, with a Photovoltaic holder focus on communities most impacted by high  solar slewing drive energy costs. The solar inverter program will also Photovoltaic holder integrate job training opportunities into every project, slewing drive creating ladders of opportunity for individuals from all backgrounds to access well-paid jobs in California’s solar industry, solar inverter and ensuring lasting community benefit. A solar inverter new job training portal will slewing drive provide community members with streamlined solar inverter access to solar job training and employment opportunities.
 

“The solar inverter Photovoltaic holder CPUC Energy Division is pleased that the solar inverter DAC SASH program solar slewing drive resulting from Assembly Bill (AB) 327 has been approved and can begin to solar Photovoltaic holder tracker actuator be implemented across the state, furthering the solar inverter CPUC’s investment in programs targeting DACs solar tracker actuator,” said Edward Randolph, the solar inverter CPUC’s deputy executive director for energy and climate policy. “We look forward to solar inverter working with GRID Alternatives and program stakeholders to ensure the program provides maximum slewing drive impact in our slewing drive most vulnerable communities.”
 

To qualify solar tracker actuator  for Photovoltaic slewing drive holder DAC-SASH, customers must meet slewing drive income qualifications and live slewing drive in the top 25% most disadvantaged communities solar inverter statewide using the Photovoltaic holder slewing drive CalEnviroScreen. slewing drive GRID is slewing drive currently accepting applications Photovoltaic holder to slewing drive  DAC-SASH through its Energy for All Program.