PG&E Permanent Battery Storage Rebate
PG&E Will Pay $7,500 Toward Your Home Battery — If Your Address Qualifies
Homes hit by repeated wildfire safety shutoffs may pre-qualify for PG&E's Permanent Battery Storage Rebate. Check your address free in about 30 seconds.
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Send your address and we'll look it up on PG&E's map.
Look it up on PG&E's map
- Type your home address into the search box (no PG&E login needed).
- Open the “Backup Power Solutions” tab in the result panel.
- Look at “Permanent Battery Storage” — if it says your address pre-qualifies, you may be eligible for the $7,500 rebate.
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Program basics — PG&E makes the final eligibility decision
- Flat $7,500 rebate for a permanently installed battery system
- For first-time battery customers with an active PG&E account
- Your address must show a history of repeated wildfire safety outages — PG&E's map confirms this per address
- Battery must be on PG&E's Qualifying Product List and installed with Permission to Operate (PTO)
- Requires 12 months of enrollment in a virtual power plant program
- Apply within 12 months of PTO and by December 31, 2026 — funding is first-come, first-served
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ROI Solar is not affiliated with PG&E. The Permanent Battery Storage Rebate is a PG&E program; eligibility and funding are determined solely by PG&E. A pre-qualification result on PG&E's map is not a guarantee of rebate approval.
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PG&E battery rebate questions
What is PG&E's $7,500 battery rebate?
PG&E's Permanent Battery Storage Rebate pays eligible PG&E customers a flat $7,500 rebate toward a permanently installed home battery system. Eligibility and funding are determined solely by PG&E.
Who qualifies for the rebate?
Homes may pre-qualify if they are first-time battery customers with an active PG&E account and the address shows a history of repeated wildfire safety outages on PG&E's map. The battery must be on PG&E's Qualifying Product List, installed with Permission to Operate (PTO), and enrolled in a virtual power plant program for 12 months. PG&E makes the final eligibility decision.
How do I check if my address qualifies?
Open PG&E's official map at vizmap.ss.pge.com, type your home address into the search box (no PG&E login needed), open the “Backup Power Solutions” tab, and look at “Permanent Battery Storage.” If it says your address pre-qualifies, you may be eligible. Or send us your address and we'll check it for you and text you the result within one business day.
When does the program end?
You must apply within 12 months of Permission to Operate (PTO) and by December 31, 2026. Funding is first-come, first-served.
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