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Hello, This is a great opportunity for families and retired people with a low income who have high PG&E bills, or even low to moderate bills. This program is for the underserved community that in the past hasn’t been able to qualify for the federal tax credit due to low federal tax income. Last year we had a guest speaker Brock Glasmann from ES Solar give our EAASV group a presentation on Solar Systems with battery storage as a way to greatly reduce your PG&E bill and protect your home from utility company power outages. Those systems were available for purchase or via a monthly purchase power agreement. Now for a very limited time, low income homeowners can get a system with 13 (or more) solar panels along with a Tesla 3 Power Wall system installed (at no cost to the homeowner) through a California Grant program. The name of this program is: “Residential Solar and Storage Equity”. (This is a SGIP category you won’t find online yet). Intended to help CA’s underserved market demographic gain access to solar and batteries which they likely could not afford to purchase. ES Solar will provide a fully subsidized solar and battery system at NO EXPENSE to these customers. Applicants must simply qualify for the program, make less than certain incomes, have a good home for solar and batteries, and agree to certain program responsibilities. Brock just contacted me about the unique program which makes this type of system available to low income homeowners. The entire cost being is paid for by the State of California via a subsidized rebate for solar and battery systems that can be transferred over to ES Solar to install. The agreement would read: “Amount due from homeowner: $0”. Each qualified grant will pay for a minimum of thirteen 385 watt solar panels and 1 Tesla 3 powerwall. ES Solar will guarantee to claim the grant for the homeowner before installation. If for whatever reason the grant is not 100% secured before installation, the project will be canceled with no penalty. This is not “Free solar” - this is a fully subsidized rebate from the state but still requires assistance and items needed to ensure the rebate. See checklist below: There are restrictions that apply and the program has not been officially announced online yet. This email is an announcement for qualified applicants to get pre-approved before the official announcement. Pre-approval increases their chances of actually receiving a grant, since the number of grants for each area is strictly limited. The grants will be awarded in the April - May 2025 time frame. ES Solar can provide the full program rules written by project administrators at the CPUC. This document is not currently available online, however I can email a copy to you upon request. There will be a website with this information in a couple of months. The issue is, that once the website opens, the rebates will be gone within a week. ES Solar is dedicated to do 500 rebates and will have a full team submitting rebates that week for anyone that meets the required qualifications before the submittal week. They will do their best to lock in the rebate - there is no penalty to cancel the install if the program reaches the limit before the rebate is awarded. ES Solar will also be doing a load justification form for PGE and SMUD and other utilities where it is possible to get more than 13 panels and a larger rebate. The minimum is 13 panels and 1 Tesla battery, but some people may qualify for a bigger system depending on usage and a load justification form. Here is a short list of the most important restrictions. 1. Applicants must be single family homeowners - this program is not available for renters. 2. Applicants must be considered low income - the income limit depends on the size of the family and county they live in. (For example in Santa Clara County: under $100K for one person and under $145K for a 4 person family which is approximately 80% or less than the median income of the county you reside in). 3. The home must have a roof that is adequate for solar, there cannot be shading over the roof, the s

Hello All You are invited to Tour the Maker Nexus facility on Friday February 21, 2025 at 1:00 PM. Maker Nexus has moved to a larger facility since the last time we toured there facility. Please respond to this e-mail to let me know if you can attend. Let me know by no later than February 19th so that I can let Maker Nexus staff know how many will be attending. Thank you and hope to see you there. Below is a link to there web site. George Stuckert VP Silicon Valley Electric Vehicle Association Home I Maker Nexus | Makerspace in Sunnyvale, CA

Anybody know of a BMS for a Tesla series A 24v battery ? Dose the Tesla built in equalizer work all the time? Even without a BMS ? Can one use a generic BMS on these batteries ? Seen lots of BMS for sale but they close to $900 Thx

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