In response, California reduced incentives for installing rooftop solar panels and slowed the rate at which the panels were installed. This could slow solar development in a state looking to transition to renewable energy.
The legal changes have sparked outrage from residents and solar companies who say their businesses are struggling.
To cope with the abundance of solar energy, California plans to install additional storage and batteries and expand transmission systems. Some of the lost energy comes from regions where there are not enough power lines to carry the sudden surge of solar energy.
Source: Ferra
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