Solar panels at a City of San Diego facility. Courtesy of the city The California Public Utilities Commission has approved a new solar energy program this week that can tap millions of dollars in state and federal funding to aid lower-income communities. The vote expands the state’s community solar program, which allows low-income customers living in disadvantaged communities to subscribe to a pool of solar projects and receive a guaranteed 20% electricity bill subsidy. The program allows communities where rooftop solar on private homes is impractical to work with a local non-profit or government sponsor to find locations for solar energy projects. The action was endorsed by the
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