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California Home Energy Reduction Qualifying Edison homes for SGIP · EdisonSGIP.com

Do this now · SGIP funding is running out

See if your home still qualifies for SGIP.

CPUC-approved Edison rate increases are coming to your bill. If you do not act they land on this house. SGIP is the state program that puts generation and storage on your side of the meter — and the remaining funding is moving fast.

This is a right-now check. We qualify Los Angeles County Edison homes for SGIP while funds last. If the home is approved there is absolutely no money out of pocket. Then we show what a 37% CPUC-approved increase does to the bill you already pay if the house stays on full utility supply.
  • Qualify today — remaining funds are limited.
  • Approved home: no money out of pocket — program funding covers the system.
  • CPUC-approved rate increases are already on the calendar.

Check SGIP qualification now

Name, phone, and home address. If we can get the home approved — no money out of pocket. Funding is first-come.

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CPUC-approved · coming to your home

If you do not act, the approved increase lands on this meter.

The CPUC has approved Edison rate increases. A house that stays on full utility supply keeps the whole climb — 37% on what you pay today.

If today’s bill is $180 $247 after a 37% increase — $67 more every month, about $800 a year, with no change in how the house uses power.
If today’s bill is $350 $480 after a 37% increase — $130 more every month, about $1,560 a year, still buying every kilowatt from the wire.
If today’s bill is $575 $788 after a 37% increase — $213 more every month, about $2,560 a year, before the following cycle lands.

37% is the CPUC-approved increase we apply to homes that stay on full Edison supply. We run that number against your actual statement when we qualify the house for SGIP. Examples only — not a quote for every address.

After the house makes its own power

Example Edison bills once on-site generation and storage sit at home.

Same three households, after home generation and battery storage are doing the work. These pairs show the direction — examples, not a quote.

Modest home
$180$120

Instead of drifting toward $247 if nothing changes.

Typical family
$350$210

Instead of drifting toward $480 if nothing changes.

High-usage house
$575$250

Instead of drifting toward $788 if nothing changes.

Example monthly comparisons for homeowners who moved load onto on-site generation and storage. Not a quote for every address.

Qualify now · funds are finite

SGIP is the state program. The window is not standing still.

SGIP — the Self-Generation Incentive Program — is California’s government program for home batteries and on-site generation. Remaining incentive dollars are claimed in order. Funding is running out. First-come. If the home is approved, there is no money out of pocket.

SGIP qualification — today We check your Edison address, usage, and household against the state program right now. If the home still has a path, we move it forward before that path closes.
Funding is running out SGIP budgets do not refill on your timeline. What is left is first-come. That is why this page is a qualification check, not a brochure to read later.
Virtual power plant (VPP) A virtual power plant is the future of power plants. Not one station across town. Edison links approved home batteries. You keep backup. Extra power goes to the grid at peak. The plant is the neighborhood.
If you wait The CPUC-approved 37% increase still comes to the bill. The no-money-out-of-pocket SGIP seat may not.

How qualification works

Three steps. Start now.

01

Send address + bill

Street, ZIP, and a photo of Edison bill page 4 — the kWh usage page with the graph: On peak, Mid peak, Off peak monthly total, plus the bar chart of daily average usage. Screenshot from sce.com is OK.

02

We check SGIP + the 37%

We check the home against SGIP and put the CPUC-approved 37% increase on your current payment so you see the cost of waiting in dollars.

03

You know if the seat is open

If the house is approved, there is no money out of pocket — program funding covers the system. If it is not, you still see what doing nothing costs on this meter.

Questions

Short answers.

Do I have to upload a bill?

Page 4 with the kWh graph is what we need — On peak, Mid peak, Off peak monthly total and the bar chart of daily average usage. A screenshot from sce.com works. Or call (323) 300-4708.

What is SGIP?

The Self-Generation Incentive Program is California’s government program for home batteries and on-site generation. We are qualifying Edison homes against that program now, while remaining funds last. If approved, no money out of pocket.

What is a virtual power plant (VPP)?

A virtual power plant is the future of power plants — not one station across town. Edison links approved home batteries. You keep backup. Extra power goes to the grid at peak. The plant is the neighborhood.

Is there really no money out of pocket?

If the home is approved for SGIP, program funding covers the system — absolutely no money out of pocket for that approved path. We never promise every address qualifies.

Are the rate increases actually approved?

Yes. The CPUC has approved Edison rate increases. If you do not act, they come to this home. The 37% figure is the approved increase we put on your current bill so you can see the cost of waiting in dollars.

Right now

Qualify the house before the funding and the increase both move.

SGIP funds are running out. CPUC-approved increases are coming to your Edison bill. Check the address today.

Check SGIP qualification now

Or call (323) 300-4708 · hello@californiahomeenergyreduction.com