EV charging and battery storage rebate planning in Southern California

Rebates & Incentives

EV Charging Rebates & Battery Storage Incentives

We help Southern California homeowners plan panel upgrades, Level 2 EV charging, solar batteries and backup power around programs like SCE Charge Ready Home and California SGIP.

$4,200
Potential SCE panel upgrade rebate for qualified households
$2,100
Potential rebate for qualified disadvantaged community homes
SGIP
California incentive program for eligible battery storage projects

Current Programs

Official Rebate & Incentive Applications

Program funding, income rules and project requirements change. Confirm eligibility, availability and documentation on the official portals before any work begins.

EV Panel Upgrade Rebate

SCE Charge Ready Home

For qualifying SCE residential customers getting a single-family home ready for Level 2 EV charging. Panel upgrade rebates run up to $4,200 for qualified low-income households or public assistance enrollees and up to $2,100 for qualified homes in disadvantaged communities.

  • Built for panel upgrades tied to home EV charging readiness.
  • You pick your own licensed contractor or choose from eligible contractors in your area.
  • The contractor completes the upgrade and helps submit the rebate documentation.

Battery Storage Incentive

California SGIP

The Self-Generation Incentive Program helps eligible California utility customers install battery storage. It runs General Market, Equity and Equity Resiliency pathways, with availability and incentive levels managed through the statewide program and local administrators.

  • Supports batteries that store solar or grid power for outage backup.
  • Eligibility can hinge on utility territory, income, medical baseline, fire threat district, PSPS history, housing type or prior solar incentives.
  • Applications usually get coordinated between the installer and the local program administrator.
Electrician reviewing a panel for EV charging rebate readiness

Contractor Support

Plan the Upgrade Before You File

Rebate applications go smoother when the scope is nailed down first. We look at your existing panel, your EV charging goals, your solar or battery plans and your utility's requirements so the application matches the actual work at the property.

For Charge Ready Home that usually means confirming whether Level 2 charging actually needs a panel upgrade. For SGIP it means matching the battery system, the backup loads and the eligibility path before anything gets submitted.

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How We Help

Technical Scope, Permits and Rebate Documentation

Load calculations, panel upgrade planning, EV charger installation, battery sizing, solar integration and permit plus inspection support.

Eligibility Review

A first look at your utility, household and property against current program rules.

Load Calculations

Real load calcs that show whether your panel handles Level 2 charging or needs an upgrade.

EV Charger Prep

Circuits, panel work and charger installs scoped to match the rebate application.

Battery Storage

Battery sizing matched to your backup loads and the SGIP pathway you qualify for.

Rebate Paperwork

Documentation prepared alongside the install so submissions match the finished work.

Permit & Inspection Support

Permits pulled and inspections scheduled so your program documents hold up.

Important Timing

Confirm Funding Before Work Begins

Most incentive programs want approval, a reservation or documentation before the work happens. Don't assume a finished project qualifies retroactively, check the current program rules first.

We build the technical scope. Final eligibility and rebate approval always come from the utility, the program administrator or the statewide portal.

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Charge Ready HomeSCE
Storage rebatesSGIP
EV readinessLevel 2
Project scopeC-10 licensed

Start With the Electrical Scope

Get a Rebate-Ready EV or Battery Plan

Send us your address, your utility, your existing panel size, your charger plans and whether battery backup is on the table. We'll pin down the technical next step before you file an incentive application.

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