Even if the state supreme court puts the kibosh on this law the question remains whether anybody in the industry is going to want to take the risk of coming back to California.
And what about the consumer? They have to know that the state is going to enact something new if the current law is overturned, because the fundamental problem of the state’s finances hasn’t changed.
If the Supreme Court reverses the decision because people claim their health will be damaged due to less solar means more carbon means Climate Change, then the cure is worse than the disease.
The next R Congress needs to move legislation regarding states that mandate restrictive zero-carbon “green” policies. A requirement that excess demand must be satisfied by grid supply that is generated by methods comporting with their state requirements, or priced that way from the available supply. Restrictive state laws should not be able to cripple their electricity supply and then rescue it in times of high demand by importing power generated by methods outlawed in that state.