An Act to promote low-income access to solar
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to increase access to solar energy programs for low-income residents and renters in Massachusetts. It directs the Department of Energy Resources to ensure that these programs are equitable and accessible to those who may face barriers to participation. The goal is to promote greater involvement in solar initiatives within vulnerable communities.
Key provisions
- The Department of Energy Resources must prioritize equity and accessibility in solar incentive programs.
- The department will focus on increasing participation by renters and low-income retail electric customers.
- The bill seeks to remove barriers preventing low-income individuals from benefiting from solar programs.
Who is affected
- Low-income residents
- Renters
- Retail electric customers
Notable changes
- The bill mandates specific actions by the Department of Energy Resources to address equity concerns.
- It explicitly targets renters and low-income customers, groups often excluded from solar programs.
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