A landmark energy reform has been approved in California, enabling customer-owned clean energy projects to directly compete with conventional power sources in ensuring grid stability. The new legislation aims to level the playing field for distributed energy resources like rooftop solar and battery storage, potentially reshaping how electricity is supplied and managed. Supporters argue this could accelerate the transition to renewable energy while improving reliability, though challenges in integration and regulatory oversight remain. The move reflects broader trends in states pushing for decentralized, sustainable power solutions.
California passes bill allowing customer-owned clean energy to compete with traditional power sources for grid reliability pv magazine USA
