The recent release of a proposed decision by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has significant implications for the renewable energy sector, including our valued clients.

As a business owner or farmer operating in PG&E territory, you have likely been following the recent news about potential rate increases with concern.

As the solar landscape continues to change, our goal at JKB is to ensure you have all the information you need to make the best decision for your operation.

At the end of last year, The California Public Utilities Commissions (CPUC) voted to end Net Energy Metering and replace it with a Net Billing Tariff, a new policy that features a substantial reduction in the net metering value of solar electricity.

The Inflation Reduction Act keeps the advantageous 30% tax credit in place but adds new requirements for projects over 1MW, including mandating prevailing wage on these projects. Otherwise projects will face a reduction of the credit from 30% to 6%.

America’s energy sector is undergoing the largest transformation since the automobile.

The IRA introduces powerful new tools such as direct pay and transferability of tax credits for funding on-site energy production.

Utility companies are pursuing changes that impact you

It all begins with an idea.

If you’re looking to gain more control over your finances and predictability in your utility bills, now is the time to explore solar opportunities. In fact, solar energy can even help you avoid PG&E rate increases like the 10% hike slated for next year!