- In the last 12 months, California has curtailed production of enough solar energy to power 518,000 homes for a year.
- Californians, whose electric rates are roughly twice the national average, are essentially paying for power capacity they are unable to use.
- The solar glut raises questions about the state’s plan to generate all its electricity from carbon-free sources by 2045
California is making so much solar energy that large commercial operators are increasingly forced to stop production, raising questions about the state’s costly plan to shift entirely to carbon-free sources of electricity. . .
Source (latimes.com)
>- In the last 12 months, California has curtailed production of enough solar energy to power 518,000 homes for a year.
- Californians, whose electric rates are roughly twice the national average, are essentially paying for power capacity they are unable to use.
- The solar glut raises questions about the state’s plan to generate all its electricity from carbon-free sources by 2045
>California is making so much solar energy that large commercial operators are increasingly forced to stop production, raising questions about the state’s costly plan to shift entirely to carbon-free sources of electricity.
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[Source](https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2024-11-24/california-has-so-much-solar-power-that-increasingly-it-goes-to-waste)
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