Our Mission
Helping Californians Reduce Grid Dependence
California’s Energy Initiative helps homeowners in wildfire-prone and underserved areas use self-generation systems to reduce grid dependence. It focuses on improving energy reliability, lowering costs, and building safer, more sustainable communities across California.
After years of wildfire damage, California utilities shifted focus from rebuilding old infrastructure to supporting locally distributed energy systems. These programs help stabilize the grid and make clean, reliable power more accessible to homeowners.
Supported by Utilities
Local utility partners review and approve qualified self-generation systems submitted through trusted third-party administrators. Eligible homeowners can receive bill credits for contributing to community-based energy solutions.
Process
Your Path to Energy Independence
Follow these four steps to lower your bills, protect your home, and switch to clean, reliable power.
01
Schedule Your Assessment
Book a free home visit with a certified program administrator to confirm your eligibility for local energy incentives.
02
Get Approved
Once verified, your application is reviewed by your utility provider to confirm funding and equipment eligibility.
03
Install Your System
Certified installers set up your battery storage and self-generation system to reduce costs and grid use.
04
Enjoy Energy Independence
Store clean power, lower monthly bills, and stay protected during outages with reliable utility support.
FAQs
California clean energy program overview
Power Your Home, Secure Future
Get started with California’s self-generation incentives and gain energy independence today.
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Latest Blog Posts

Myth vs Fact: How to Read Energy Headlines Correctly
Energy headlines can be misleading. Learn how to separate myths from facts about solar, batteries, and electricity costs.
Mar 9, 2026

Grid Upgrades & Wildfire Costs: Why Electricity Rates Are Rising in California
California electricity rates are rising. Learn how grid upgrades, wildfire prevention, and infrastructure costs affect bills.
Mar 6, 2026

Blackouts & Backup Power Options: What Works for California Homes?
Blackouts are more common in California. Learn backup power options that help keep essential home devices running.
Feb 27, 2026

EV Charging at Home: Best Schedules + Avoiding Peak-Rate Traps
Charging an EV at home can be cheap—or expensive. Learn the best charging schedules and how to avoid peak electricity rates.
Feb 27, 2026

