Californias Net Metering (NM) plans shifts utility infrastructure costs away from those with more economic power (homeowners) towards those with less economic power (non-homeowners). Homeowners can sell excess solar power to the grid at a sweetheart rate, which can result in a negative electric bill. Consumer groups have questioned the ethics and fairness of NM formulas. The California Public Utilities Commission (PUC) has 3 plans in place based upon when you signed up. Question: Should legacy Net Metering rates be adjusted so that homeowners with solar panels pay their fair share of electric utility infrastructure costs? Explain why or why not. Note that this will reduce demand to place solar panels on residential homes Please be as detailed as possible