Pge Interconnection Agreement

PG&E, SCE and SDG&E have created Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to help solar energy suppliers meet new solar consumer protection requirements in Interconnection portals. PG&E offers an interactive online tool that allows you to modify your interconnection request. Before requesting interconnection, you must complete the application forms, select a rate plan and choose the right size of the system with your cardholder. The main contract you need to sign is the customer agreement and authorization (A∓ A), which gives your licensee permission to submit the interconnection application on your behalf. To find out how big a solar system you need for your home, PG&E offers a solar calculator that allows you to estimate the size of a solar system you need. Source(s): NIST SP 800-47 under the Security Interconnection Agreement (ISA) The 2020 or 2019 version is only expected to be used for interconnection applications with solar contracts signed in 2020. Connection requests with solar contracts signed on or after January 1, 2021 can no longer use the 2019 version of the guide. Free legal assistance is now available for clients who have legal or financial difficulties with financing from Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE). Pace is often used to finance rooftop solar projects and improve energy efficiency.

If clients feel that their PACE contracts are unfair or that their contractors have misthed this program or have not performed the necessary work, these consumers can seek legal advice regarding their rights and possible remedies.