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A balcony solar installation at a home in a town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Photo by Triplec85 / Wikimedia Commons. A new law allows California residents to use plug-in solar or what’s better known as “balcony solar” set ups that can power home devices such as fridges, computers, and air conditioners for several hours. The idea of balcony solar is catching on quite fast — bills to legalize it have been introduced in more than half of US states, and 10 states, including California have already adopted them. Earth Island Journal editor-in-chief and Terra Verde cohost Maureen Nandini Mitra talks Maureen Nandini Mitra talks with two hardworking, veteran solar advocates — Bernadette Del Chiaro, California head of the Environmental Working Group, which co-sponsored the bill, and Dave Rosenfeld, executive director of Solar Rights Alliance, a statewide network of solar power users that champions the right to generate solar energy without utility interference — about this technology and how we can plug-in and reap its benefits, and also the larger political landscape in which the push for balcony solar is playing out. The post Balcony Solar Comes to California appeared first on KPFA.
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