The public utility will use $5 million in state funding and partner with community groups to boost participation among lower-income customers, it said last week.
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The public utility will use $5 million in state funding and partner with community groups to boost participation among lower-income customers, it said last week.
Published June 10, 2026
Homes with solar panels in California. Sonoma Clean Power wants to install smart thermostats for up to 1,000 income-qualified customers at no upfront cost, the northern California public power utility said last week.
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