YOUR HOME IS IN AN ELIGIBLE SERVICE TERRITORY
If your electric bill keeps going up or your power feels unreliable, your home may qualify for a battery-backed energy option designed to provide greater predictability and backup power.
NO SYSTEM PURCHASES REQUIRED
SUBJECT TO APPROVAL
Takes less than 60 seconds • No obligation
Backup Power During Qualifying Outages
Predictable Monthly Energy Payment
No System Purchase Required (Subject to Approval)
25-Year Equipment Coverage
PG&E • SCE • SDG&E SERVICE AREAS
INSTALLED & MAINTAINED BY SUNRUN
25-YEAR EQUIPMENT COVERAGE
NO PROPERTY LIEN FOR SYSTEM
RISING ENERGY COSTS AND GRID RELIABILITY ARE CAUSING MORE HOMEOWNERS TO EXPLORE THEIR OPTIONS.
WHY HOMEOWNERS ARE TAKING A CLOSER LOOK
For many homeowners, the challenge isn't just a high electric bill — it's not knowing what the next one will be.
✓ Monthly energy costs can fluctuate
✓ Utility rates and charges can change over time
✓ Power outages can disrupt the household
✓ Traditional utility service offers limited control over when energy is stored and used
A home battery can provide backup capability during qualifying outages, while an available home-energy plan may offer a more predictable approach to managing household energy costs.
How the Process Works
Follow these steps to get started.
Step 1
Complete a quick eligibility check
Answer a few quick questions to check homeowner status, energy usage, and service-area eligibility.
Step 2
Review your options if your home qualifies
If your home qualifies, we'll present available system and payment options so you can choose what fits best.
Step 3
Installation and setup are handled by the provider
A qualified team will install and configure your system, handling permits, interconnection, and setup.
SERVICE TERRITORIES CURRENTLY BEING CHECKED
Program availability and eligibility vary by utility territory.
RESIDENTIAL BATTERY & VIRTUAL POWER PLANT PROGRAMS
IN PG&E, SCE & SDG&E SERVICE TERRITORIES
Residential battery systems may participate in qualifying Virtual Power Plant (VPP), demand-response, and grid-support programs within PG&E, SCE and SDG&E service territories. Program participation depends on the utility territory, battery provider, equipment, enrollment requirements and applicable program terms.
Eligible participating home batteries may be coordinated during qualifying grid events to help reduce peak demand and support grid reliability. Available incentives, battery dispatch requirements, reserve settings and eligibility vary by program and utility territory. Energy Grid Relief is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by PG&E, SCE, SDG&E or any government agency.
UNDERSTANDING THE FIXED 3.5% ANNUAL ADJUSTMENT
The program includes a fixed 3.5% annual adjustment for the 25-year term.
Because the adjustment is established in advance, homeowners can see how their energy payment is scheduled to change each year rather than relying on future utility-rate changes that are unknown today.
FIXED FOR 25 YEARS
The 3.5% annual adjustment is established for the full 25-year offer.
CLEAR EXPECTATIONS
The scheduled annual adjustment provides greater
visibility into how the energy payment changes over time.
PROGRAM FEATURES
WHAT YOUR HOME ENERGY PLAN MAY INCLUDE
✓ Backup power capability during certain outages
✓ Structured energy payment with a predetermined annual adjustment
✓ Energy stored at your home
✓ No property lien for the energy system
✓ System monitoring and maintenance included
✓ 25-year equipment coverage
✓ Main electrical panel upgrade when required and approved
IMPORTANT
PROGRAM AVAILABILITY MAY BE LIMITED
Availability depends on location, property eligibility, program requirements, and current capacity. Checking eligibility now can determine whether your property may currently qualify.
Common Questions
1. DO I HAVE TO PURCHASE OR FINANCE THE EQUIPMENT?
No. There is no equipment purchase or traditional equipment financing required. Eligibility and program approval are required.
2. DO I OWN THE BATTERY SYSTEM?
No. The battery system is owned, monitored, and maintained by Sunrun for the 25-year agreement offer.
3. WILL I STILL HAVE SERVICE FROM MY LOCAL UTILITY?
Yes. Your home remains connected to PG&E, SCE, or SDG&E while participating in the program.
4. WHAT HAPPENS IF I SELL MY HOME?
The program agreement is transferable to the new property owner. The new homeowner can continue the service at the property under the applicable transfer terms.
5. CAN THE BATTERY PROVIDE POWER DURING AN OUTAGE?
Yes. The battery is designed to provide backup power during qualifying outages when stored battery energy is available.
CHECK YOUR HOME ELIGIBILITY
It takes less than a minute to check your initial eligibility.
No obligation. See what options may be available.
Eligibility and program availability are subject to location, property requirements,
provider approval, and applicable program terms.
Energy Grid Relief is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by PG&E, SCE, SDGE or any government agency. Program participation requires installation of a home battery system and approval based on eligibility and property conditions. Customers remain connected to their local utility provider, and actual savings may vary.