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California Deserves a Fairer System.

It’s time to

"Fix the Cost Shift" logo with stylized lightning bolt

Non-Solar Customers Paid

$8.5 Billion in 2024

to Subsidize Solar Customers

Electric Bills Keep Getting Higher.

California's rooftop solar program is outdated, causing higher bills for millions of customers—including those least able to pay.

California’s outdated Net Energy Metering program (NEM) forces non-solar customers to pay excessive subsidies to early adopters, driving up electric bills for millions.

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Infographic depicting $8.5 billion shifted from solar to non-solar customers in 2024, with icons of a solar panel, dollar signs, and a house.

By the Numbers….

Illustration showing a solar panel with a sun icon and the text "70%" indicating the percentage of electricity generated by solar power in certain regions.
Bar chart showing a 150% growth in cost shift from 2021 to 2024.
Infographic showing the comparison between 1.6 million subsidy beneficiaries and 10 million people who subsidize these incentives, highlighting that subsidizers are often lower-income renters.
Graphic showing a seesaw with text "More than 4x," highlighting the discrepancy in consumer path to purchase for revealed vs. hidden wealth homeowners.
Pie chart showing 21% to 27% of non-solar customers' bills subsidizing rooftop solar.
Infographic showing '2x' and a bar chart with an upward arrow and dollar sign, indicating California's electric bills are twice as high as the rest of the country.
Illustration showing text "5% to 10%" next to an icon of a bill with dollar sign, indicating potential cost reduction or savings, blurred text below.