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Anaheim runs its own city-owned utility, so the statewide solar rules in many proposals simply don’t apply.
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The short answer: Anaheim homes are served by Anaheim Public Utilities, a city-owned utility that sets its own solar policies rather than the Net Billing Tariff used by the state’s big investor-owned utilities. Even on a city-owned utility, Anaheim homeowners keep California’s three-business-day cancellation right, five for seniors.
Anaheim Public Utilities provides electricity and writes its own rules for customer-owned solar. A proposal modeled on SCE’s tariffs may not match what Anaheim actually pays for exports.
Much of Anaheim’s housing is postwar tract homes, where roofs and electrical panels may need work before solar.
Anaheim buyers who signed at home can cancel within California’s three business days, five for seniors, and should check for the state solar disclosure document.
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Yes. Anaheim Public Utilities is city-owned.
No. It sets its own solar rules.
Often, roofs and panels.
Yes, within three business days, or five for seniors.
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