“Low-income renters pay a higher percentage of their income on utility bills, and improving access to solar means lower bills, better housing security and a cleaner, healthier environment for all Californians.”
Well they're paying more rent than those that can afford their own home. However, being poor, they are probably also paying less on fine dining, and country-club membership. But really that's irrelevant, as the article says, they have less income, so utilities represent a larger proportion of their income.
> “Low-income renters pay a higher percentage of their income on utility bills, and improving access to solar means lower bills, better housing security and a cleaner, healthier environment for all Californians.”
Well they're paying more rent than those that can afford their own home. However, being poor, they are probably also paying less on fine dining, and country-club membership. But really that's irrelevant, as the article says, they have less income, so utilities represent a larger proportion of their income.
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