Zeferino V. – English

I have a business selling and installing solar panels. With the approval of NEM 3.0 under the solar panel energy law, I had to lay off 8 workers, and my sales dropped by 90%. Now I only work with my son doing electrical work and a few solar panel jobs. The batteries are very expensive, and people can’t afford them. Enough with the politics.

Susana M. – English

All I can really say is, they don’t have the right to dictate what I can or cannot drive or cook with.

Juan C. – English

It will impact trucking and all freight across 48 states. There aren’t enough charging stations throughout the country to power all these new semis.

Jose U. – English

Your policies—such as gas fees, taxes, and now banning gas cars—are a direct threat to the daily lives of inner-city communities.

Zeferino V. – English

Let them legislate laws that support the community! We cannot force everything to be electric. Not everything electric is good for production or to be implemented in all markets

Rita P. – English

They should analyze and think that the accelerated transition of this change will affect thousands of working people in their jobs and economies.

Jorge G. – English

It is always good to have other sources of energy and not to rely solely on one source for national and economic security in California and throughout the country.

Angel F. – English

It can greatly affect restaurants. Grills, fryers, and stoves would not work with electricity. I am a restaurant owner.

Rosa A. – English

Not everyone can afford to buy electric vehicles, specifically in California where everything is so expensive.

Isabela S. – English

I’m worried that, with new electric cars, insurance premiums are rising because the car records driving patterns and notifies the insurer.