Sachu Constantine

Executive Director, Vote Solar Opinions represented are purely my own

[Vote Solar @votesolar]

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[PoliticsGirl @IAmPoliticsGirl]

Holding up pictures of “murderers” and “rapists” doesn’t justify what ICE is doing in Minnesota.

[Rep. Joe Neguse @RepJoeNeguse]

I said what I said.

[Vote Solar @votesolar]

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[Bernadette Del Chiaro @DelChiaroSolar]

Defend Solar. Hold the CPUC Accountable.

@EWG is fighting to overturn the CPUC’s harmful NEM 3.0 decision—protecting consumer’s right to rooftop solar and demanding accountability from regulators.

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#SolarEnergy #CleanEnergy #EWG

[Vote Solar @votesolar]

Say it louder for the utilities in the back! 📣

[Jesse Peltan @JessePeltan]

Distributed solar CAN be cheaper than utility scale, especially if you count T&D costs.

Homes already have an interconnection, structure, etc.

Most of the world can do distributed solar for <$1/W, and in many cases <$0.5/W.

[Bernadette Del Chiaro @DelChiaroSolar]

This is an interesting idea: rooftop solar can free up space on the grid for things like AI (or EVs and heat pumps while were are here). It completely undercuts the anti-rooftop disinformation campaign that the utilities have been waging for years. https://t.co/50QnUe5lgm

[Sachu Constantine @sachcon]

Truth is we are moving in the wrong direction and Sierra Club has the receipts!

[Sierra Club @SierraClub]

‼️ NEW: A new Sierra Club report shows that U.S. utilities are doubling down on expensive fossil fuels instead of investing in affordable, clean energy. Is your utility making you pay for pricey, dirty energy?

Find out at https://t.co/FUB0OS6NEt.

[Vote Solar @votesolar]

California can either keep paying for costly gas peaker plants, or fund Demand Side Grid Support (DSGS), America’s biggest virtual power plant. DSGS has provided clean backup power since 2022. Don’t let it end. Save DSGS! @ilike_mike @CAgovernor @CASpeakerRivas

[Denise (Blackburn) Abdul-Rahman @DeniseARahman]

EPA cancels Indiana solar grants aimed at helping low-income Hoosiers
“It’s a really sad day for communities in need of energy affordability,” Abdul-Rahman said. https://t.co/FbCwaJiIez

[Canary Media @CanaryMediaInc]

The Trump administration wants to keep dirty, aging fossil fuel plants open past their prime. That could cost utility customers billions of dollars each year.

Dive into the data with @jeffsaintjohn:
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[Canary Media @CanaryMediaInc]

The Trump administration wants to roll back Solar for All funding just as states, tribes, and nonprofits were starting to use it to deploy low-cost solar power — and as the country looks for all the electricity it can get.
https://t.co/mcLUJEwnZc

[John Farrell ☀️🌬🔋 @johnffarrell]

Could we serve data-center size demand with small scale resources? Yes, if we coordinate them in what are called distributed power plants! Get the scoop from Shannon Anderson, leading this work @SolarNeighbors: https://t.co/D5UZfEzA2T

[Ben Norris @BenNorrisIV]

Love my reliable, 24/7 baseload gas

[Sachu Constantine @sachcon]

EPA considers terminating $7B Solar For All program https://t.co/8nKJ2nxTmW via @UtilityDive

[Sachu Constantine @sachcon]

@theamyheart Another reason why the clawback of Solar for All funds is so deeply misguided. Companies are proving how we can support an affordable, reliable clean grid with high penetrations of local solar.

[Amy Heart @theamyheart]

The best time to plan for dispatchable, distributed power plants was 10 years ago. The second best time is today. The power of leveraging home-to-grid resources to build more affordable, flexible grid is being proven out across the country. At a time when we need it most.

[Sachu Constantine @sachcon]

Trump looks to kill 'Solar for All' just as it starts to deliver @CanaryMediaInc https://t.co/aj0BRGzGR8

[Vote Solar @votesolar]

The fact remains that solar panels remain the cheapest and most easily deployable technologies available to serve the ever-hungry U.S. power grid.
Read more from Vote Solar's Executive Director @sachcon here:

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