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San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E)

Learn more about the solar programs offered by SDG&E in California

Fortunately, SDG&E provides plenty of resources online to help you understand your bill. We have compiled some of the helpful links and documents found on their website below.

The SDG&E online solar resources are broken out into two categories depending on what billing plan you are using. Here is the difference between the two categories:

Net Energy Metering (NEM)—This program applies to any Better Earth customers who signed up to go solar in SCE territory before April 1st, 2023.

Solar Billing Plan (SBP) - otherwise known as NEM 3.0 or Net Billing, this program applies to any Better Earth customers who signed up to go solar in SCE territory after March 31st, 2023.

Access Solar Resources on the SDG&E website here:

Net Energy Metering | San Diego Gas & Electric

Generating your own electricity, reducing your carbon footprint and saving on your bill.

https://www.sdge.com/solar/net-energy-metering

NEM Resources

Understanding your NEM Bill

NEM Pricing Plans

SBP Resources

What is the new Solar Billing Plan (NEM 3.0)

Understanding your Solar Billing Plan (NEM 3.0) Bill

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