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The State of California and many CA Counties have incentives to reward consumers for switching to solar energy.
Scroll below to the FAQ section for further information.
A Customer’s ability to monetize rebates, incentives and tax credits can depend on factors, such as, continued state subsidization of current policies and whether a customer purchases or leases a solar project from Anza Solar.
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California (and their Counties) offer rebates like the Self Generated Incentive Program, Net Metering, Local Utility Rebates, Sales and Use Exemptions, and Property Tax Exemptions.
This program aids consumers with the purchase of solar batteries and has been extended to 2025.
SDG&E customers are eligible for this rebate, which can be as high as $400 per kilowatt-hour. This credit will depend on battery size and time of purchase.
As more batteries are installed, the rebate amount will decline. Visit the SGIP Program Website to find funding eligibility.
Essentially, SDG&E will credit you for the excess electricity your solar panels create. These credits can go towards paying for your residence connection fees.
With the recent shift to Time-of-Use (TOU) rates, electric companies have made it more expensive during the peak hours when energy is used the most.
Anza Solar can help you manage these high-tier times by installing one of our solar storage batteries. By purchasing a battery storage unit, you can take advantage of the change to NEM 2.0.
California offers a tax exemption for residential solar systems until the end of 2024.
The Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Electric Power Generation and Storage Equipment is an additional incentives available for San Diego residents. That means you could pocket the extra 7.25% state sales tax that you would normally pay when purchasing solar systems and solar batteries.
