Right now, a bill in Sacramento, SB 843, has the power to allow thousands of California energy consumers to go solar for the first time.

Under SB 843, customers of PG&E, SCE, and SDG&E would have access to affordable solar energy even if they don’t have a suitable roof to put it on. SB 843 would allow customers to participate in community shared renewable energy projects. Participants would then receive a credit on their utility bill for the clean energy produced by their share of the project. The proposal would be especially effective for expanding solar access to thousands of California schools, hospitals, churches, small businesses, and other commercial energy consumers.

Shared solar is a game-changer that could unleash huge new private investment in clean energy.  But its fate rests on SB 843 and needs your voice to pass before lawmakers go home on August 31st.

Take action now and tell your lawmakers to pass Senate Bill 843!