Arizona Court Rules Against Arizona Public Service's Solar Fee

Court: APS rooftop solar fee violated due process

An appeals court judge has validated arguments made by representatives of the solar industry, who accused Arizona regulators of violating due process law.

Arizona court rules against Arizona Public Service's solar fee

Thousands of Arizona Public Service customers who have solar panels pay an extra monthly fee on their bills.

Arizona appeals court overturns extra fee on APS solar customers

In a unanimous ruling, the Arizona Court of Appeals overturned a controversial fee on Arizona Public Service customers who have solar panels on their homes.

Arizona Court of Appeals Overturns APS’s Discriminatory Solar Fee

The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Vote Solar, striking down the Arizona Corporation Commission’s (ACC) approval of discriminatory charges for customers of Arizona Public Service (APS) who have rooftop solar. In its decision, the Arizona Court of Appeals vacated the solar fees, ruling that they were imposed in an unfair manner that violated due process requirements. Vote Solar was represented by the Arizona Center for Law in the Publ…

Solar advocacy groups prevail on appeal in Arizona rooftop solar case; Court Rich, Rose Law Group co-founder and director of the energy & utility infrastructure department, calls it a ‘huge win for APS customers’

(Disclosure: Rose Law Group represented AriSEIA in this matter.) “This case is a huge win for APS customers who no longer can be taxed for the sin of trying to lower their always-increasing electric bills with rooftop solar technology.” – Court Rich, Rose Law Group co-founder and director of the energy & utility infrastructure department By Rose Law Group Reporter Court Rich, Rose Law Group co-founder The Court of Appeals found that the proceedi…