San Bernardino County homeowners typically start by mapping the local incentive stack under SCE. High-desert solar production can make storage valuable for self-use under NEM 3.0. This guide lists verified programs, how to qualify, and where to confirm official details.
Utility: SCEExample ZIP: 92401
Who this San Bernardino County guide is for
Homeowners and landlords comparing solar-plus-storage or storage add-ons on SCE. Peak pricing context: SCE evening peak. Local notes: Wind and heat-driven outages are a common backup driver inland. SCE SGIP RSSE remains income-qualified and often waitlisted — confirm current status on the official site. Verify address-level utility before applying.
Incentive stack for San Bernardino County
Amounts appear only when we have verified them. Confirm on the official page before you buy.
SGIP RSSE (SCE)
SCE
waitlisted
Listed amount
$1,100 per kWh of storage (income-qualified)
Last verified
2026-10-07
For lower-income households only (income at or below 80% of area median, or enrolled in CARE/FERA/ESA). SCE's equity budget is on a waitlist; new and waitlist applications are accepted through June 30, 2028.
Federal Residential Clean Energy Credit (25D) — ended
Federal
closed
Listed amount
$0 — ended for systems placed in service after Dec 31, 2025
Last verified
2026-10-07
Per the IRS, the 30% Residential Clean Energy Credit (25D) is not available for property placed in service after December 31, 2025, so homeowner-owned systems installed in 2026 do not qualify. Leased/PPA systems are owned by a business that follows separate tax rules; ask the provider how that affects your price.
1Confirm utility (and CCA if shown) on your latest electric bill.
2Open each official program link below and check current status, income rules, and reservation timing.
3Start the free EnergyScout path with your ZIP to personalize matches, then opt into installer help only if you want quotes.
How EnergyScout verifies this page
Last reviewed: 2026-09-22
EnergyScout tracks California solar and battery incentive programs from official sources. County pages list programs we have attached for that area, show status, amount, and last-verified date when available, and link to the administrator site. Always re-check the official page before you buy or sign.
EnergyScout helps California homeowners understand solar and battery incentives, see what may apply at their address, and optionally request installer quotes. We are not the utility, community choice provider, or rebate administrator.
Not sure this is your county? Use Find your county by ZIP on the incentives directory.
San Bernardino County FAQ
What solar or battery incentives apply in San Bernardino County?
It depends on your utility and any CCA enrollment. High-desert solar production can make storage valuable for self-use under NEM 3.0. Review the incentive stack on this page, then confirm each program on its official site before you buy.
How do I know if I am on SCE?
Check the utility name on your electric bill. City or municipal utilities can differ from the surrounding IOU. Border ZIPs should use the directory ZIP finder.
Are listed rebate amounts guaranteed?
No. Funding, income rules, and reservation windows change. EnergyScout lists program names, status, and amounts only when we have verified them, and always links to the official page. Final eligibility is decided by the program administrator.
Should I start from my ZIP or this county page?
If you are unsure which county page fits your address, use Find your county by ZIP on the incentives directory. This San Bernardino County guide covers the local programs; you can continue with your ZIP (sample area ZIP 92401) for a personalized check.
Check incentives for your San Bernardino County address
Continue with sample ZIP 92401 for a personalized check. You can change the ZIP on the next screen. Sharing your contact for installer quotes is optional.