San Diego gets hit by the first utility to subvert California's Net Metering Law. The utility in its filing calls it a Network Use Fee. Here is how it works: if you produce renewable energy, you get hit up with a special surcharge for network access. The utility calls it fair. We call it a tax on solar.

From the independent California Center for Sustainable Energy study, SOS has prepared a summary report of the economic damage to existing customers.

It hits schools and water districts hardest. SDG&E wants to sell its own solar. The way to make its solar look good is to make everyone's look pricey.

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By filing the application, SDG&E has created all sorts of uncertainty in the minds of prospective solar buyers ... The utility is a JOB KILLER.