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California can’t use all its solar power. That’s a huge problem.

As residents see sky-high bills, California’s solar plants don’t even operate at full capacity

ometimes, other states snag the extra energy for cheap. Meanwhile, California residents, businesses and factories pay around two to three times as much for power as the national average.

The state’s grid operator uses a regional market to dump cheap or even free energy — utility companies in Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington all see millions of dollars in savings.

By , Tech Reporter

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