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San Francisco Senator’s Plug-In Solar Bill Advances, Targeting High Power Bills in a Rebounding Rental Market

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California's Transit Housing Gambit: SB 79 Could Reshape Urban Development
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A San Francisco lawmaker's push to free small, portable solar systems from utility red tape is gaining momentum in Sacramento, arriving just as the Bay Area's apartment market regains its footing and renters confront some of the steepest electricity rates in the country. Senate Bill 868, authored by San Francisco Democrat Scott Wiener, cleared the […]

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