FPL's anti-solar bill is scheduled to be heard on the Senate Floor today; I'll do my best to provide updates when it is up. In the mean time, you can catch up on this in-depth article from @BrendanRivers published last night: jaxtoday.org/2022/03/03/flo… "For Greenfest, dubbed “Solar Mom” by her peers, opposition is personal. Her livelihood depends on solar installation. “I’ve been in the industry for 12 years. I can just say, from my bird’s-eye view, that we made history,” @SolarRaina

FPL's anti-solar bill is being debated before it goes to a full House floor vote right now. I will provide a recap later this afternoon, but you can tune in now here: thefloridachannel.org/1_zp1pj23y/ FPL’s anti solar bill has officially passed the House. Here are the votes as posted by @AnnaForFlorida: 83-31

FPL's anti-solar bill is up in 2 spots today, on House Floor, currently in session, & its final Senate Committee Stop, Rules, at 1:30. Will be doing my best to provide updates throughout the day on this bill - which has been wildly opposed by Floridians but still pushed through. The bill, HB 741, is not yet up, but several amendments were filed. You can see that three from Rep @AnnaForFlorida have been withdrawn, apparently because they were ruled out of order: flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2…

FPL's anti-solar bill is up in its final House Committee stop this morning, you can watch along here: thefloridachannel.org/watch/event/1_… It's a packed agenda, and late last night another very technical amendment was filed to the now 8-page bill. Per @bruceritchie McClure says "no agreement yet"

https://twitter.com/bruceritchie/status/1496484939340070916

FPL's anti-solar bill is up in House State Administration and Technology Appropriations Subcommittee starting now. You can watch here: thefloridachannel.org McClure is presenting the bill, Chair has indicated there is a lot of public comment up ahead.

FPLs anti solar bill SB 1024 is up in Community Affairs. Room is at capacity. Crowds outside opposed to the bill because it completely dismantles the current rooftop solar policy. Bradley explaining her amendment, states it provided a step down to reducing solar credits. No questions. Solar industry speaker opposed.

House Tourism, Infrastructure & Energy Subcommittee has been going on for nearly 1 hour, 30. FPL's anti-solar bill, the one that the room is filled with people waiting to speak on, many who have traveled a long distance, was shuffled to the end of the agenda. The mtg ends at 11. McClure is just now presenting his anti-solar bill. As a reminder, a nearly identical version was written and hand-delivered by Florida Power & Light to Senate Sponsor Bradley. It passed its first senate stop on Day One of session.

Starting shortly, @floridapsc workshop on Florida's current rooftop solar policy, as prompted by utility front-group "Energy Fairness" The PSC is not allowing public comment. I'll be tweeting in this thread. Here is the agenda psc.state.fl.us/Files/PDF/Util… While we wait, some light reading to catch up on how and why we are here today: energyandpolicy.org/energy-fairnes…