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At SCE, we are dedicated to helping you harness the power of the sun through our solar programs. By installing solar panels, you can generate your own clean, renewable energy, reducing your reliance on the grid and lowering your electricity bills.

 

Solar Myths vs. Truths

Trying to save money on your energy bill? Interested in solar for your home or business? Here's what you need to know before going solar.

 

Going solar for your home is as easy as following these 5 steps.

Step 1: Get Informed

Setting your home up with solar technology can reduce your energy bill and your carbon footprint. We have the information and resources to help you get started.

  • Who: You
  • How: Be sure to read the California Solar Consumer Protection Guideopens in new window to understand the steps involved in going solar, know your rights as a solar customer and obtain information to decide if going solar is right for you. You can also check out our Ready to Go Solar fact sheet for additional information.

 

Step 2: Consider Energy Efficiency First

You can save money on energy by taking simple efficiency measures—like swapping old incandescent lighting for CFL or LED bulbs—to reduce your overall use.

  • Who: You
  • How: Consult our Home Energy Guide to find energy-saving solutions and visit the SCE Marketplace to get valuable information about smart products, programs, and tools.

 

Step 3: Choose a Contractor

A qualified, licensed solar contractor will provide you with a free home evaluation and comprehensive quote. Obtain and compare multiple bids before beginning.

  • Who: You
  • How: If you can, get referrals from friends and neighbors. Search for active solar contractors in your area by using the California DG Stats Search Toolopens in new window.

Another great resource is the SCE Solar Marketplace, an easy-to-use, one-stop shopping service; offering customers a reliable resource to search solar vendors, compare prices of rooftop solar systems, finance options, and receive the benefit of having multiple vendors bid for their business.

SCE does not endorse or recommend any solar contractor. SCE partners with GRID Alternativesopens in new window to promote the Disadvantaged Communities - Single-family Solar Homes (DAC-SASH) program (as described below). If you receive any claim by any other entity or contractor of an affiliation or partnership with SCE, please report to us by visiting Scam Alert and using one of the contact options.

 

Step 4: Installation

Your solar generating system must be installed, permitted, and approved for interconnection. Your city or county will perform an onsite inspection and provide the required permit(s). SCE will provide authorization to operate the solar system once proper installation and permitting are completed.

  • Who: Your contractor
  • How: In most cases, your contractor will coordinate and manage the following activities:
    • Apply for interconnection with SCE
    • Apply for a building permit with the city or county
    • Obtain the permit and direct the installation of the solar system

 

Step 5: Interconnection to SCE’s Electric Grid

Once your solar system is installed and you have been given the authorization to operate your solar system, you will be interconnected with our electric grid. This means your system supplies energy for your property and can provide any surplus energy generated back to SCE’s grid. When you need more energy than your system can generate, like at night or on cloudy days, you will use energy from SCE’s grid. The difference between the energy you consume from the grid and the energy your system delivers back is then used to calculate your monthly bill. This is known as the Solar Billing Plan.

  • Who: Your contractor
  • How: Once your contractor has obtained approval for interconnection to our electric grid, your meter will be updated, and you will be immediately signed up for the rate plan.

 

Information on Solar Programs Available to Our Customers

 

Green Rate Option

If you would like to support renewable power but are unable to install solar panels on your roof, we have an alternative solution for you. By participating in the Green Rate, you help support clean energy for a brighter future in Southern California. 

Learn More

 

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Income Qualified and Want Solar? SCE Can Help

Homeowners may qualify for a free home solar system from our partner, GRID Alternatives. Find out if the Disadvantaged Communities - Single-family Solar Homes (DAC-SASH) program, a state of California program for low or fixed-income families, can help you. Your home must be in a DAC to qualify. 

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Do You Rent and Still Want Solar?

If your building owner participates in the Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing (SOMAH) program, you as a tenant will see a credit from the solar production on your electricity bills. 

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Save $500 Off Rooftop Solar and Lower Your Bill

 

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