The Sun Storage Rebate Handbook here.
The Sun Storage Rebate Handbook here.
CPA residential customers who install a solar battery storage system can apply for a rebate of up to $1,000 with the Sun Storage Rebate program.
Maximize your solar investment with the Sun Storage Rebate: Powering homes, reducing emissions, and securing your home’s electricity reliability.
The Sun Storage Rebate offers Clean Power Alliance residential customers up to $1,000 when they install an eligible solar battery storage system in their home. With over 1,200 qualified solar battery storage systems to choose from, you can now select the right solar battery for your home.
CPA is accepting applications for up to 1,000 customers. The rebates will be offered on a first-come, first-serve basis. Apply today.
Check out our Sun Storage Rebate FAQ for more information on our program.
By choosing a solar battery system, you’re increasing your home’s electrical reliability, reducing new carbon emissions, and investing in your home. You own the solar energy you generate and can use it around the clock.
When your solar panels produce excess energy, it gets banked into your solar battery system. You will have access to this excess energy when the sun is down.
Embrace the role of both consumer and producer of your home’s electricity by pairing your solar panel with a battery system. Access reliable and clean power even during cloudy days.
Residential Customers If you’re a CPA residential customer, you’re eligible to receive the $750 rebate, when you install a new and eligible battery storage system paired with new or existing solar photovoltaics panels. Battery storage system must be at least 5 kWh in capacity and be an approved equipment from CA Public Utilities Commission’s Self-Generation Incentive Program’s (SGIP) Verified Equipment List.
Customers enrolled in the California Alternate Rates for Energy (CARE) Program, the Family Electric Rate Assistance (FERA) Program, or a Medical Baseline rate are eligible for the $1,000 rebate rate. Click the respective program webpages for eligibility information.
The Self-Generation Incentive Program has a list of approved contractors with experience in installing battery storage and solar PV systems.
A contractor licensed under the Contractors State License Board will be needed to install your battery storage system, and you’ll have to identify them in your Incentive Reservation Form. More details on this form are below.
The Self-Generation Incentive Program has a list of approved contractors with experience in installing battery storage and solar PV systems.
For frequently asked questions about this program, check out the Sun Storage Rebate Program Frequently Asked Questions page.
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