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by gamblor956
1 hour ago
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You have it exactly backwards. It is illegal for the utility to disconnect you for nonpayment. There is nothing requiring you to connect to the utility. In CA, the requirement is that the building either be connected to the electric grid or demonstrate that it has a code-compliant alternative power system capable of meeting all of the buildings expected power needs. The issue is that most residential solar installations aren't capable of meeting all needs except possibly in the summer. |
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