Senate Bill 1399

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California legislation to expand renewable energy access for non-residential consumers by allowing off-site clean power projects with a maximum capacity of 20 megawatts.

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Distributed solar power

Decentralized solar installations, typically on rooftops or smaller facilities. The article specifies 8 GW of the 14 GW goal comes from distributed solar.

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Off-site Renewable Energy Projects

Clean power generation facilities located away from the consumer's property, allowing broader participation in renewable energy.

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California legislation could be a boon for renewable energy

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