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The California Solar Initiative

The California Solar Initiative has a goal to create 3,000 MW of new, solar-produced electricity by 2016 - moving the state toward a cleaner energy future and helping lower the cost of solar systems for consumers. The CSI statewide budget is $3.3 billion over 10 years, distributed between three distinct program components: The California Solar Initiative ($2.167 million/1940 MW); the New Solar Homes Partnership ($400 million/360 MW); and the Publically Owned Utility Programs ($700 million/700 MW). With a 10-year commitment for solar incentives, and under legislative direction, California aims to build a self-sustaining solar industry with lower overall costs to consumers.

CPUC California Solar Initiative Programs

CSI Program Tools and Implementation Resources

CSI Program Policy and R.08-03-008 Documents

Non-CPUC Jurisdictional Program Components

  • New Solar Homes Partnership
    • The California Energy Commission manages incentives for builders of new, energy efficient home construction designed with solar systems as options or standard features. 

  • Public Utility (POU) Solar Programs
    • California’s solar legislation directs the state’s publicly-owned utilities to set aside incentives for their customers to Go Solar.







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