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California's NEM 3.0 policy reduces solar export credits by up to 75 percent, influencing other states to evaluate comparable reforms. Installers adapt by integrating storage solutions and advanced energy management, while policymakers navigate the tension between grid expenses and solar expansion to shape the future of distributed energy across the United States.
Twelve states have reduced solar credits, altering the financial benefits for rooftop solar owners. These policy shifts extend payback timelines, introduce new fees, and prompt a move toward batteries and self-use. Homeowners now face higher grid reliance costs, but targeted adjustments can preserve energy independence.
Twelve U.S. states will reduce solar export credits in 2025, altering the economics of rooftop solar systems. These net metering adjustments extend payback periods and boost battery storage demand, marking a transition to more efficient energy practices and innovative solar solutions.