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San Jose buyers get power delivered by PG&E and generation from the city’s own San José Clean Energy program.
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The short answer: Most San Jose homes get electricity delivered by Pacific Gas and Electric and generation from San José Clean Energy, the city’s community choice program. Solar customers who applied after April 14, 2023 generally fall under the Net Billing Tariff. San Jose residents keep the state’s cooling-off right: three business days, stretched to five for seniors.
San José Clean Energy buys power for enrolled residents while PG&E maintains the wires and handles interconnection. Both names can appear on your bill, which confuses many solar owners.
Many San Jose homes are mid-century ranch houses with roofs that may need replacement before panels, and electric vehicles push household usage higher than older proposals expected.
California’s three-business-day right, five for seniors, applies to solar sold at your San Jose home, and sellers must provide the state’s solar disclosure document.
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The city’s community choice program, which supplies generation while PG&E delivers it.
Generally the Net Billing Tariff.
Often, especially on mid-century homes.
Five business days.
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