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The Self-Generation Incentive Program – Residential Storage Self-Equity (SGIP-RSSE) is a California government initiative designed to provide free solar + battery storage systems to qualifying low-income homeowners. This program helps reduce energy costs and provides backup power during outages.
Self-Generation Incentive Program – Residential Storage Self-Equity (SGIP-RSSE)
Homeowners with household income at or below 80% of Area Median Income (AMI) in their
Zero upfront costs; fully funded by the government and implementing company
July 31, 2025 (or until funds are exhausted) for SCE
Aug 15 for PG&E
Approximately 4–5 weeks
Southern California Edison (SCE) and PG&E
Design, permitting, installation, inspection, PTO activation—typically 3 months
This is a completely free government-sponsored program — no gimmicks, no hidden costs.
Each qualified homeowner will receive the following equipment at no charge:
This is a standardized package provided by the government for all eligible households. Once installed, the system can help homeowners save around $200 per month on electricity bills.
Applicant must be the homeowner (proof of ownership required)
Household income at or below 80% of local AMI (e.g., $85,280 for a 4-person household in La Puente)
The home must not currently have a solar system installed
Must be a customer of PG&E or SCE
Document Type | Details |
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Identification | Name, address, phone, email, government-issued ID |
Utility Bills | Recent electricity and natural gas bills |
Income Verification | Latest IRS Form 1040 (focus on Line 11 – Adjusted Gross Income) |
Proof of Ownership | Mortgage statement, deed/title, or property tax bill |
Collect and verify all customer documents
Sign agreement with the customer (no upfront fees)
Submit application for pre-approval (~4–5 weeks)
Upon approval, proceed with system design, permitting, installation, inspection, and PTO activation (about 3 months)
The company covers all costs upfront and is reimbursed by the government after project completion
Contract is automatically canceled with no cost or obligation to the customer
A: No, all costs are covered by the company and reimbursed by the government later. The customer pays nothing upfront or during the project.
A: The contract is automatically canceled; the customer owes nothing and is under no obligation.
A: They are not eligible since the program requires no prior solar installation.
Please leave your contact details in any language, and we will call you or you may call us at any time: Viola 929-728-7174 (Chinese / English). This grant is limited to State funds.