GWP Solar Solutions Program

Funds/Incentives for this program are currently unavailable until July 1, 2011.

Glendale Water & Power has expanded its Solar Solutions program to include all customer groups. Starting immediately, GWP provides cash incentives to all customers that install grid-connected solar photovoltaic systems. Systems must meet new project guidelines.

Solar Solutions Program

Cash Incentives to Go Solar

GWP's Solar Solutions Program provides up to $3.46 per watt for installed systems sized 30 KWdc or less, and the equivalent of up to $3.55 for larger systems that meet program guidelines. Actual incentives on the larger systems will be paid on a per kWh basis for electricity production over the first five years of system operation. Systems installed on affordable housing projects will be eligible for even higher incentives. These incentives will remain in effect until December 2010, and by law are required to decline at a rate of 7.0% a year. Incentive calculation will not exceed 50% of the total costs of the system.

What are Green Energy Credits?

Renewable Energy certificates (REC's) also know as green certificates, green tags, or tradable renewable certificates, represent the environmental attributes of the power produced from renewable energy projects. If you choose to keep the Green Energy Certificate, your incentive will be less. If you choose the higher incentive, GWP may keep the Renewable Energy Credits and associated renewable attributes generated by the PV system for reporting purposes.

Getting Started

  1. Check out the incentive information page to determine how much you can expect to save
  2. Make sure to select components which meet the requirements of GWP's Solar Incentives program.
  3. Review our Step-By-Step Guide for Implementing Solar.
  4. Look at our selection of helpful links on solar technology to answer any lingering questions.
  5. Contact the Solar Solutions Hotline at (818) 548-2750 for any further questions.

Helpful Links on Solar

We've put together some of our favorite links regarding solar technology. Use these links to learn more about solar technology, it's benefits, potential drawbacks, and more!

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