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San Diego Gas & Electric customers who applied after mid-April 2023 earn far less for exported power than older proposals assumed.
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The short answer: San Diego homes are served by San Diego Gas & Electric, and customers who applied for interconnection after April 14, 2023 generally receive Net Billing Tariff export credits, far below the retail credits older proposals assumed. Under California law, a San Diego homeowner can cancel an at-home solar sale within three business days, or five at age 65 and up.
SDG&E delivers power, and many San Diego residents are enrolled in San Diego Community Power for generation. Your export credits follow the Net Billing Tariff structure based on your interconnection date.
Coastal homes see marine-layer mornings that trim production, while inland neighborhoods run hotter. Solar permits go through the City of San Diego’s Development Services Department.
Under California law, San Diego buyers who signed at home can cancel within three business days, five for seniors, and should check for the state Solar Energy System Disclosure Document.
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Yes. SDG&E delivers power, and many residents buy generation through San Diego Community Power.
For interconnection applications after April 14, 2023, they did.
It can trim morning output near the coast.
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