

Can you add more solar panels to an existing solar and battery system? Learn about inverter and battery compatibility, Sacramento permit requirements, and how expanding your system could affect PG&E or SMUD NEM status.

Incorrect CT readings can distort solar monitoring and affect battery operation. Learn why these errors happen, what symptoms to watch for, and how to check your system.

SolarEdge battery modes affect when your battery charges, powers your home, or saves energy for an outage. Learn how the main settings work and what Sacramento-area homeowners should check before changing them.

Solar production naturally drops during Sacramento winters, but how much is normal? Learn why winter affects solar output, how it can impact your PG&E bill and True-Up, and when lower production may indicate an actual system problem.

If your PG&E solar True-Up bill suddenly increased, something in your solar production, electricity use, rate plan, or usage timing may have changed. Here’s how to narrow down the cause.

NEM 2.0 or NEM 3.0? Learn how to identify which California solar billing plan you have using your PG&E bill, interconnection date, PTO documents and utility rate—and why Sacramento-area SMUD customers are different.

Understanding a PG&E bill with solar can be confusing. Learn what grid imports, solar exports, energy credits and your True-Up balance actually mean—and which numbers can help identify a solar performance problem.

Why is your solar system importing power from the grid during the day? Learn when daytime grid usage is normal and when it may indicate underproduction, failed equipment, battery settings or incorrect monitoring.

Confused by your PG&E solar true-up bill? This Sacramento homeowner’s guide explains how annual solar billing works, why true-up balances can be unexpectedly high, and what to check before assuming your solar system is the problem.

NEM 3.0 changed how many California homeowners are credited for excess solar energy, but the rules differ between PG&E and SMUD customers. Learn how solar production, battery storage, export credits and time-of-use rates can affect your electric bill in the Sacramento area.