If you’re a homeowner thinking about going solar, your window to maximize savings is short. Our Energy Advisors strongly recommend you select an installer no later than March 31st and submit your interconnection application (via your installer) by April 14, 2023. After this date, your solar savings will still be meaningful but 60% lower over the next 20 years. This change is due to NEM 3, California’s new net metering policy, approved in December 2022, which will apply to systems with interconnection applications submitted after April 14th at 5pm PST. NOTE: your installation does not have to happen by this deadline, and you can even make some changes to your system design after submitting your application.
Sign up for quotes by entering your zip code above, and learn more about NEM 3.0 and how to lock in savings before the April deadline here.
Santa Cruz is excited to welcome EnergySage to our local community as part of the citywide campaign to Go Solar Santa Cruz. EnergySage provides a simple way to go solar. The EnergySage Marketplace gets you quotes online from multiple, pre-screened local installers and helps you compare offers in an apples-to-apples format so you get the best deal. It’s free to use and you don’t have to share your phone number!
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It's never been easier to shop for solar systems with confidence. Get quotes from multiple pre-screened installers. The EnergySage Marketplace makes comparison shopping for solar simple and transparent, so you can understand the true costs and benefits of each quote across all of your financing options. Don’t shop without it!
For over two decades, the City of Santa Cruz has taken steps to reduce the effects of and respond to climate change. With a goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 30% by 2020 and 80% by 2050, Mayor Lynn Robinson proclaimed 2014 the year to Go Solar Santa Cruz kicking off the City’s solar campaign. The City has 7 municipal solar projects generating ~1,200,000 kWh annually, or the equivalent of powering almost 200 homes a year.
About Go Solar Santa Cruz InitiativesWe also work with our local businesses to green their operations through the Monterey Bay Green Business Program. To be certified “green,” participants must be in compliance with all regulations and meet program standards for conserving resources, preventing pollution and minimizing waste. We offer motivated businesses and agencies an easy-to-use framework for improving environmental performance. The program serves Monterey, Santa Cruz, and San Benito Counties.
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Going solar more often than not means you won't pay an electric bill for the next 25-30 years. What would that mean for you and your family? See how going solar will put money in your pocket.
Solar is a great way to reduce cost and increase profits. Businesses can significantly reduce or completely eliminate their electric bill. Companies are finding that “green” credentials are a powerful driver of consumer purchasing decisions, creating goodwill & improved business results.
See how your local community is working hard to make solar more accessible for you!