We offer programs and rebates to help you prepare for emergencies, such as earthquakes, wildfires or outages, including Public Safety Power Shutoffs. Explore these tools, resources and programs that tap into the latest technology and services.
Interested in installing solar to help power your home? Compare rooftop solar options on our new online SCE Solar Marketplace and receive a $500 discount on your system price. To enhance the capability of your solar, consider adding battery storage as an option.
You may qualify for a free home solar system from our partner, GRID Alternatives. Find out if the Single-family Affordable Solar Homes (SASH) program, a California state program for low- or fixed-income families, can help you.
A portable power station can help power small devices for a limited time to help you be more resilient during an emergency. If you purchase qualifying models, you could receive a $50 rebate.
If you are enrolled in CARE or FERA, live in a high fire risk area, and rely on critical, life sustaining medical equipment, you may be eligible to receive a portable backup battery solution at no cost to you.
If you depend on electrically-powered medical equipment, plan to have a backup power source in case of a power outage. You may be eligible for SCE’s Medical Baseline program. Learn about the program and how to apply at sce.com/medicalbaseline.
Our Self Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) offers a range of rebates and incentives to eligible residential and business customers who want to generate their own power. If you’re a customer living in a high fire risk area, you can also take advantage of available battery storage incentives.
Microgrids are one way for businesses to continue operating when power outages or PSPS events occur. A microgrid is a localized energy grid that can connect and disconnect from the larger grid when needed. By working with a developer, you can find a microgrid solution that works for your needs.
When there are extreme and potentially dangerous weather conditions, we may need to call a Public Safety Power Shutoff. Community Resource Centers and Community Crew Vehicles may be available for customers in affected areas. These resources will help customers get updated outage information, sign up for alerts, update their contact information and power up their personal mobile devices. Customers will also have access to water and light snacks, and where available, access to restrooms and Wi-Fi. Safe physical distancing practices will be observed.