Solar guides for
homeowners.
Clear explanations. Useful comparisons. The questions worth asking before you sign.
LADWP vs SCE Solar Rules for Los Angeles Homeowners
LADWP and SCE follow different solar rules. Here is how to find your utility and what to ask about exports before you compare solar offers.
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What Is a Prepaid PPA for a Los Angeles Home?
A prepaid PPA means one upfront payment for years of solar power from a system someone else owns. See how it works in Los Angeles.
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Who Should Consider a Prepaid PPA in Santa Clarita
A prepaid PPA suits some homeowners and not others. See who it tends to fit in Santa Clarita.
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Risks to Check Before Prepaying a Solar PPA in San Fernando Valley
Prepaying means a large payment up front. Here is what to check in the contract before you sign in San Fernando Valley.
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Prepaid PPA vs Buying Solar With Cash in Pasadena
Both need money up front. See how a prepaid PPA and a cash purchase differ on ownership and upkeep in Pasadena.
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Is Solar Worth It in Los Angeles After NEM 3.0?
Is solar worth it in Los Angeles after NEM 3.0? It depends on your utility, usage and how you pay. Here is what to check before you decide.
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PPA vs Solar Loan for a California Home
A PPA means you pay per kWh and a loan means you own the system. See how they compare for a California home before you choose.
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What Is a Fair Solar PPA Rate Per kWh?
A PPA rate is a price per kWh. See how to judge whether it is fair and how the escalator changes it over time.
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Is a Solar PPA Worth It? What to Compare First
Whether a solar PPA is worth it depends on the rate, the escalator and the term. See what to compare first.
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