
SCE just announced another rate increase for Q3 2026. Lock in your rate before it adjusts.
NEM 3.0 slashed solar export credits by 75%, making the old "sell back to the grid" strategy obsolete.
The new optimal strategy is solar + battery storage through a zero-down program — store your power during the day and use it during peak hours (4-9 PM) when SCE charges up to $0.60/kWh.
With our zero-down program, the provider handles the battery system too — $0 down, fully maintained, and your locked-in rate beats SCE's Time-of-Use pricing.
Section 48E gives your solar provider a 30% commercial tax credit, which they pass to you as a lower electricity rate.
See how your current utility costs compare to a locked-in solar rate.
Store solar power during the day, use it during peak hours when SCE charges $0.60/kWh. The program includes battery at $0 additional cost.
SCE's TOU rates punish evening usage. Solar + battery lets you avoid peak pricing entirely.
Our zero-down model doesn't rely on export credits. You consume your own power — NEM 3.0 changes don't affect your savings.
Your solar provider claims the 30% commercial credit and passes savings directly to your locked-in rate.
While SCE raises rates 5-8% annually, your rate stays fixed for the entire contract term.
California's solar irradiance is among the highest in the nation — your system produces maximum output year-round.
"My SCE bill went from $340 to $12. The battery stores everything during the day and I use it during peak hours. NEM 3.0 doesn't matter when you're not exporting."
Maria Garcia
Riverside, CA
$328/mo
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"I was about to buy panels cash until Good Guys Solar showed me the zero-down math. Why spend $35K when I can save more with $0 down?"
James Thompson
Corona, CA
$275/mo
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"The AI quiz nailed my savings estimate within $10. The whole process from quiz to installation was seamless."
Patricia Lee
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
$245/mo
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