Huntington Beach unveils automated solar permitting system

The new permitting system streamlines approvals for rooftop solar systems, reducing the process time from weeks or months to mere minutes.

The City of Huntington Beach announced yesterday, the introduction of an automated photovoltaic solar permitting system in collaboration with SolarAPP+. This innovation expedites the approval process for rooftops solar systems, promoting renewable energy adoption amongst community members, as posted on their Facebook page.

Through this initiative, Huntington Beach positions itself as one of Orange County’s leading cities in striving for a sustainable future.

This launch of an automated permitting system reflects the city’s dedication to mitigating reliance on non-renewable energy sources.

It prompts a movement to more sustainable, efficient and cost-effective solutions.

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