LA RENTERS: SB 868 COULD CHANGE YOUR BALCONY.
HERE'S WHERE IT STANDS.
LA IS SERVED BY TWO DIFFERENT UTILITIES.
Los Angeles is served by two different utilities depending on your address: LADWP (LA Department of Water and Power, a municipal utility covering most of the city) and Southern California Edison (SCE, covering surrounding areas). Their rates and programs differ - check which serves your specific address before assuming any number applies to your bill.
SOL COUNTRY'S LA KIT RECOMMENDATION.
LA's near-constant sun means most balconies would perform close to rated capacity if SB 868 passes. South- and west-facing balconies with minimal shading are the strongest candidates.
Savings are projected, not current. They assume SB 868 passes as currently written and apply California's average residential rate; your specific utility may run higher or lower.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Both LADWP and SCE run their own community solar and energy assistance programs. The specific options available to you depend on which utility serves your address - worth checking both before assuming what's available.
GET NOTIFIED IF SB 868 PASSES →
We'll email you the moment SB 868 moves - Appropriations decision, Assembly floor vote, or Governor's signature.