California Battery Incentive Directory

Explore utility-specific battery rebate programs across California. Filter by region to find incentives in your county.

Last updated March 2026

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CountyUtilityMax RebateStatus
Sacramento
SMUD My Energy Optimizer Partner+
SMUD$300/kWh (after SMUD's 20% reserve), up to $6,000 per household for interconnection applications on/after Sept 23, 2026 (13.5 kWh Powerwall = $3,240)ActiveDetails →
San Diego
SDCP Solar Battery Savings
SDG&E / SDCP / CEA$250-$500/kWh + $0.10/kWh ongoing dispatch bonusActiveDetails →
Santa Clara
SJCE EcoHome Battery Rebate
PG&E / SJCEClosed — no longer accepting battery storage applicationsDetails →
Orange
Anaheim Public Utilities Residential Battery Storage Rebate
SCE / OCPA / Anaheim Public UtilitiesUp to $1,500 per householdActiveDetails →
Marin
MCE Battery Credit
PG&E / MCE$20/month ongoing bill creditActiveDetails →
Contra Costa
MCE Battery Credit
PG&E / MCE$20/month ongoing bill creditActiveDetails →
Los Angeles
SGIP RSSE (SCE)
LADWP / SCE$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)Details →
Riverside
SGIP RSSE (SCE)
SCE / RPU$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)Details →
San Bernardino
SGIP RSSE (SCE)
SCE$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)Details →
Alameda
Ava Community Energy SmartHome Battery
PG&E / Ava Community Energy$90/kWh of the battery share you enroll ($500/kWh income-qualified) + $3/month per shared kWh for 5 yearsActiveDetails →
Fresno
SGIP RSSE (PG&E)
PG&E$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)Details →
Kern
SGIP RSSE (SCE)
SCE / PG&E$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)Details →
Ventura
SGIP RSSE (SCE)
SCE / CPA$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)Details →
San Mateo
SGIP RSSE (PG&E)
PG&E / Peninsula Clean Energy$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)Details →
Sonoma
SGIP RSSE (PG&E)
PG&E / Sonoma Clean Power$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)Details →
Santa Cruz
3CE Battery Rebate
PG&E / 3CE$300-$500/kWh (up to 26 kWh) — closed to new appsDetails →
Monterey
3CE Battery Rebate
PG&E / 3CE$300-$500/kWh (up to 26 kWh) — closed to new appsDetails →
San Francisco
SGIP RSSE (PG&E)
PG&E / CleanPowerSF$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)Details →

Counties without local CCA programs may still have utility or state options. The federal 25D homeowner credit ended after 2025. Note: SGIP is currently closed or waitlisted — see the warning below.

SGIP Update (2026): SGIP's general-market, Equity, and Equity Resiliency residential budgets were only available through 2025. The income-qualified Residential Solar and Storage Equity (RSSE) budget ($1,100/kWh of storage, paired with solar) is accepting waitlist applications at selfgenca.com, with no guaranteed funding timeline.

Information provided for reference only. Verify incentive details with program administrators.