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Elon Musk Criticizes California's Proposal to Cut Solar Energy Incentives as 'Anti-Environment'
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January 12, 2022

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk has accused California’s government of pushing “anti-environment” legislation.

The California Public Utilities Commission put forward a proposal last month that would slash the amount of incentives available to people who install solar energy systems on their roofs. The proposal is due to be voted on later this month.

Musk tweeted on Tuesday saying the proposal was a “bizarre anti-environment move by govt [sic] of California.”

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