Electric bills keep climbing, and the families who feel it most are the ones with the least room to absorb it. Congress created Solar for All to bring affordable clean energy to low-income communities and Tribes in every state and territory. The Environmental Protection Agency has moved to shut it down. That means rooftop and community solar projects stalled, local installation and training jobs put at risk, and families left paying more for power they could be generating nearby. Clean energy and storage also help keep the grid steady when extreme heat and cold hit, exactly when households need the lights and the heat to stay on. This is a program lawmakers built to cut energy costs for people who need relief now, not later. Do not let an agency erase it. Restore Solar for All and write its funding protections into law so no administration can cancel it.
