California has a new law allowing portable solar, but where does it leave renters?
Source: Los Angeles Times · October 27, 2026
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POWER MOVES · OPINION
California has a new law allowing portable solar, and the open question is what it means for renters. My take: renters, read your lease and ask your landlord in writing. Don’t wait for someone to tell you what you are allowed to do. The power move: landlords, saying yes to tenant-paid upgrades that lower utility bills is how you keep good tenants. — Eric Lawrence Frazier, MBA, Your Trusted Advisor in Business and Wealth
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