Residential Power Storage Solutions in San Francisco California

Residential

Power Storage

There has been changes to solar panel laws and regulations over the years. Some of these changes have been favorable for end-users while some has not been favorable for the end-users. The latest change has been NEM 3.0 in California.

Even though this change has been unfavorable for the end-users, there is some positive to it. Changes to NEM 3.0 allows the residential clients to have less dependency on the electric grid. Changes to regulations for NEM 3.0 pushes homeowners to install power storage system. This requirement adds a new and more cost for the homeowner.

Tokamak Solar uses multiple battery providers that has been tested and approved by the government agencies in order to have the safest solution for the homeowners.

Advantages of

Power Storage Systems

There are different power storage solutions that can be applied in different situations. We can provide these solutions depending on the unique requirements of the project. You can contact us with your requirements using the link to explain your situation in order to have a better solution.

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Energy Independence

Battery storage allows homeowners to store the excess energy generated by their solar panels. When the solar panels are not generating electricity, batteries can be used to power equipment.

Cost Savings

By storing the electricity created by the solar panels, the electricity stored can be used when the electricity charges are higher. Most providers have peak hours when the kwh are higher.

Increased Efficiency

Battery storage can increase the overall efficiency of the solar system. Normally, excess energy is sent back to the grid and with NEM 3.0, this is done at a lower rate. Battery storage allows the homeowners to use the excess energy during peak hours.

Eligibility for Incentives

In some regions, such as California, battery storage system qualifies homeowners for additional incentives and rebates. This will help bring the cost of the overall system.