SDG&E Gave You a $49 Climate Credit Here's How San Diego Homeowners Save Far More Every Month

SDG&E Gave You a $49 Climate Credit Here's How San Diego Homeowners Save Far More Every Month

SDG&E Gave You a $49 Climate Credit Here's How San Diego Homeowners Save Far More Every MonthIn House Contributor
Published on: 16/10/2026

SDG&E customers received $49.36 California Climate Credits in August and September 2026. With SDG&E's average rate near 45.5 cents per kWh, learn why one-time credits only go so far and how San Diego homeowners save every month with solar and battery

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69,000 California Powerwalls Helped Keep the Lights On During the Heat Wave Could Yours Be Next?

69,000 California Powerwalls Helped Keep the Lights On During the Heat Wave Could Yours Be Next?

69,000 California Powerwalls Helped Keep the Lights On During the Heat Wave Could Yours Be Next?In House Contributor
Published on: 16/10/2026

About 69,000 California Powerwall owners sent over 500 MW to the grid during the September 2026 heat wave. Learn how virtual power plants work how participants are compensated and how qualifying homeowners get solar and battery storage without buying

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Newsom Just Vetoed California's Community Solar Bill Why Your Own Roof Is Still the Surest Path to Savings

Newsom Just Vetoed California's Community Solar Bill Why Your Own Roof Is Still the Surest Path to Savings

Newsom Just Vetoed California's Community Solar Bill Why Your Own Roof Is Still the Surest Path to SavingsIn House Contributor
Published on: 15/10/2026

Governor Newsom vetoed AB 1813, California's community solar bill, citing an estimated $1.5 billion a year in ratepayer costs. Learn why it was vetoed, what it means for renters and homeowners and why rooftop solar and storage remain the most direct.

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East Bay and Stockton Homeowners Your Local Power Provider Will Pay You to Share Your Home Battery

East Bay and Stockton Homeowners Your Local Power Provider Will Pay You to Share Your Home Battery

East Bay and Stockton Homeowners Your Local Power Provider Will Pay You to Share Your Home BatteryIn House Contributor
Published on: 15/10/2026

Ava Community Energy, the local power provider for most of Alameda County plus Stockton, Lathrop, and Tracy, offers rebates and five years of quarterly payments for sharing home battery capacity. Learn how the SmartHome Battery program works.

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