Get paid when your home battery supports the California grid

A state program that pays homes to back up the grid

The Emergency Load Reduction Program was created by the California Public Utilities Commission and is run by Southern California Edison.

During a grid emergency, homes with battery storage share stored energy for a few hours and are paid for it.

Read how the program works

Your home does not lose power

Nothing is shut off. Your lights, air conditioning and appliances keep running as usual.

No cost to you

Free to enroll

No sign-up fee. No membership fee.

Nothing out of pocket

The state has subsidized the installation of all of the equipment.

Lower electricity rates

Once enrolled you get a discount on your electricity rates.

How to get started

  1. Tell us about your home

    Answer a few short questions.

  2. Book a free home visit

    We verify which equipment your home qualifies for.

  3. See your discount

    No obligation.

See what your home qualifies for

The home visit is free with no obligation

See what my home qualifies for