Connecticut solar in danger. Urge your Lawmakers to pass a solar bill that moves solar forward, not backward.

Pass a strong solar bill that moves solar forward, not backward

Solar power is uniquely positioned to address affordability - it lowers costs for solar and non-solar customers alike. For households that install solar, energy bills are directly reduced. For everyone else, solar power cuts high-cost peak demand and transmission costs. As a constituent I urge you to pass a strong and meaningful solar bill, and ensure that it does the following: - Reject caps on residential solar: Oppose proposals that would cap residential solar—an unprecedented move in Connecticut that would limit residents’ right to generate their own power. - Reauthorize existing programs: Reauthorize existing programs to prevent them from expiring and ensure continued access to cost-saving solar for households, businesses and communities. - Enable plug-in solar: Create a pathway for affordable, portable solar options that don’t require rooftop installation, expanding access for more residents. - Expand access through new and pilot programs: Support initiatives that bring solar and battery storage to more communities across the state. Please pass strong solar legislation to lower costs and empower Connecticut residents to take charge of their energy future. Thank you for your consideration.