SGIP is a state-run program designed to encourage the adoption of clean and renewable energy technologies, such as solar photovoltaic (PV) systems and energy storage solutions.
Through financial incentives and rebates, SGIP incentivizes homeowners, businesses, and communities to invest in sustainable energy solutions, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and mitigating environmental impact.
Promote Renewable Energy: SGIP aims to accelerate the transition to renewable energy sources, such as solar power, to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Enhance Energy Resilience: By encouraging the deployment of energy storage systems, SGIP helps improve grid reliability and resilience, especially during emergencies or natural disasters.
Support Equity and Access: Through programs like the Equity Resiliency Program, SGIP ensures that all Californians have access to clean energy solutions, regardless of income or geographic location.
To qualify for the Equity Resiliency Program, participants must meet certain eligibility criteria, which may include income thresholds, community status, or participation in specific programs.
Eligibility criteria may vary depending on the specific guidelines established by program administrators and regulatory authorities.
SGIP operates through a tiered incentive structure, where incentives decline as program goals are met and technology costs decrease.
Participants must apply for SGIP incentives through Approved Developers and adhere to program guidelines throughout the installation process.
For more detailed information about SGIP eligibility, incentives, and the application process, please refer to the official SGIP website or contact our team for personalized assistance.
For income-qualified households, statewide programs:
CARE and FERA Energy BIll Discounts
Energy Savings Assistance Program Free Efficiency Services
SwitchIsOn.org Heat Pump Water Heaters and HVAC System Rebates
Solar On Multifamily Affordable Homes (SOMAH) Program Solar Incentives
For income-qualified households in disadvantaged communities only:
Disadvantaged Community Single Family Solar Homes (DAC SASH) Program Solar Incentives
