CALIFORNIA HOME ENERGY ELIGIBILITY
Homeowners in participating PG&E, SCE and SDG&E service areas may be reviewed for available home-energy options based on utility territory, household energy usage, property requirements and applicable programs.
Checking eligibility does not require enrollment. Qualification is subject to property location, condition, energy usage, provider approval and applicable eligibility requirements.
PG&E • SCE • SDG&E
SERVICE AREAS
INSTALLED & MAINTAINED
THROUGH PROVIDER
LONG-TERM
EQUIPMENT COVERAGE
NO SYSTEM
PROPERTY LIEN
There are 3 common reasons a California homeowner may be included in our outreach: CARE participation, Medical Baseline participation, or higher household electricity usage.
Currently receiving a CARE energy discount through your electric utility.
Receiving an additional energy allowance for a qualifying medical need.
Your household consistently uses a higher amount of electricity and may benefit from reviewing available home-energy options.
Your customer profile is the first step. Now we need to determine whether your home meets the property, electrical, energy-usage and provider requirements for an available home-energy option.

California's electric grid experiences its greatest strain when thousands of homes need large amounts of electricity at the same time.
YOUR HOME: A home battery can store energy at your property.
YOUR ENERGY: Stored energy can help reduce how much electricity your home needs from the grid during high-demand periods.
GRID SUPPORT: When enrolled in an applicable Virtual Power Plant program, participating batteries can also help support the electric grid during qualifying grid events.
This is why California utilities are working with residential energy providers on battery and Virtual Power Plant programs — helping qualifying homes become less dependent on the grid during periods of high demand.
Store energy at your home and have backup capability for selected household needs during qualifying outages, based on system configuration.
Qualifying homeowners may receive an available home-energy option designed to provide a lower energy rate than their current applicable utility rate.
The program structure presented here does not require a system property lien. Final offer terms apply.
System monitoring, maintenance and applicable equipment support are handled through the provider arrangement.
This is not simply about putting solar on your home. The battery is the foundation of the home-energy system, storing energy at the property and helping reduce the home's dependence on the utility grid during high-demand periods.

The energy rate has a scheduled 3.5% annual adjustment over the 25-year offer term, so the rate schedule is established in advance.
The agreement establishes the energy-rate schedule and applicable provider support over the 25-year term. Final offer terms apply.
You may fit the customer profile. Now let's see if your home meets the initial requirements..
HOMEOWNER
SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENCE
ELIGIBLE CALIFORNIA UTILITY SERVICE TERRITORY
PROPERTY & ELECTRICAL SYSTEM MUST QUALIFY
HOME ENERGY USAGE MUST MEET APPLICABLE REQUIREMENTS
FINAL ELIGIBILITY SUBJECT TO PROVIDER APPROVAL

Your home's electric utility service area is one of the first eligibility requirements. Available options vary by location, property conditions and provider requirements.
Covering the majority of Northern and Central California, from Eureka down to Bakersfield.
Serving a vast territory across Southern California, including Los Angeles, Orange, and San Bernardino counties.
Serving San Diego County and portions of southern Orange County.
Your ZIP code will be used during the eligibility check to help determine applicable service-area options.
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Installation, system monitoring and maintenance are handled through the applicable provider arrangement. Specific equipment and service terms are confirmed during the qualification and review process.
Yes. Participating homeowners remain connected to their local electric utility. The home battery and energy system do not replace the utility connection.
Depending on approved system configuration, a home battery may provide backup capability during certain utility outages. Backup duration depends on battery charge, household usage, configuration and operating conditions.
The energy payment includes a scheduled 3.5% annual adjustment during the 25-year term. This allows the payment schedule to be established in advance.
No. Eligibility depends on service territory, property conditions, energy usage, equipment requirements, provider approval and applicable program terms.
No. The initial eligibility check is intended to determine whether applicable options may be available for the property. Completing the check does not require enrollment.
Checking eligibility does not require enrollment. Qualification is subject to property location,
condition, energy usage, provider approval and applicable eligibility requirements.
Energy Grid Relief is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by PG&E, SCE, SDG&E or any government agency. Program participation is subject to eligibility, property conditions, provider approval, equipment availability and applicable program terms. Customers remain connected to their local utility provider. Actual savings, backup capability and available options may vary.