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Despite this heatwave, the humans keep braving the outdoors, taking off in those blue and white vans and making electrical dreams come true all over the Greater Sacramento and Placer areas. In the meantime, our kitty trio has been keeping up on all the rebates and sales to ensure you're always getting the best price. Don't think too highly us for doing this—they pay us well in treats. Read about the cool savings below!

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Bella, Caspian and Shasta

Panasonic is doubling the savings this summer. Panasonic is offering a $500 summer rebate and an additional $500 for new battery installation for a total of $1,000. Contracts must be signed by September 4, 2023 and installed by March 2024. Want to sweeten the deal? Save an additional $500 when you install by December 31, 2023!

What is the SGIP Rebate

for PG&E Customers?

What is SGIP?

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) is a California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) program that offers rebates for installing energy storage technology in your home. These storage technologies include battery storage systems that can function in the event of a power outage.

What are the benefits of energy storage for your home?

• If you already have solar panels on your roof, you can store excess solar energy and use it when the sun is not out.

• Even if you do not have solar panels, this technology allows you to store energy from the electric grid and utilize that power in the event of a power outage. Depending on the battery and how much you are using it, this could last several hours, or longer.

• Battery storage can be an important component of a more robust emergency preparedness plan in the event of a power outage.

Am I eligible for SGIP rebates?

Any residential customer of Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E), Southern California Edison (SCE), Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas), or San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) is eligible for a General Market SGIP rebate of approximately $250/kilowatt-hour, which means the rebate covers approximately 25 percent of the cost of an average energy storage system. In addition to this General Market rebate, there are two additional categories of higher SGIP rebates for residential customers: Equity and Equity Resiliency that covers 85%-100% of the cost.

How do I find a qualified installer?

Right here, that's us! We process your permitting and rebates for you. No hassles on your end!

Are your investments protected?

Your electrical devices are valuable investments—from your EV charger to your whole house battery system, even your computer and TV. But they're also vulnerable to electrical spikes that can cause irreparable damage. That's why you need a whole house surge protector. Designed to safeguard your devices against unpredictable electrical surges, this powerful tool is a must-have for any homeowner. Don't take chances with your investments—get a whole house surge protector today and enjoy peace of mind knowing that your devices are protected.

Having an EV charger or battery system installed this summer? Save 10% off a surge protector when you install it at the same time!

offer good through 8/15/23

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