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Central Valley heat drives big air-conditioning bills in Fresno, and solar sellers leaned hard on that fact.
Last verified October 9, 2026
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The short answer: Fresno homes are served by PG&E, and newer solar customers fall under the Net Billing Tariff, which pays less for exports than older proposals assumed. Valley heat means heavy summer usage, but also panel heat losses. Fresno buyers can still use California’s cooling-off period, which runs three business days and five for older homeowners.
PG&E delivers and supplies power in Fresno, and handles interconnection for rooftop systems. Export credits depend on when your system was approved.
Triple-digit summer days push air-conditioning loads up, and high panel temperatures reduce output. Agricultural dust can also cut production if panels aren’t cleaned. Many proposals ignored both.
Fresno buyers who signed at home can cancel within California’s three business days, five for seniors, and should look for the state solar disclosure document.
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