Soleeva Energy Launches Solar Initiative for Low-Income Californians

Soleeva Energy, a California-based solar installer, has launched an initiative to assist low-income California homeowners in securing financial incentives from the California Public Utilities Commission’s (CPUC) Residential Storage and Solar Equity program. The program, which targets households at or below 80% of Area Median Income or enrolled in income-qualified utility assistance programs, provides subsidies for solar panels and battery storage installations. Soleeva serves as an approved contractor under the CPUC’�s Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP). The company streamlines the application and installation process for eligible customers to ensure compliance with program requirements. Homeowners must meet specific criteria such as enrollment in CARE or FERA discounted-rate programs, ownership of their primary residence, and a structurally sound roof with adequate south- or west-facing space.