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Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) — Battery Storage co-located with EV Chargers

Self-Generation Incentive Program: per-kWh battery storage rebate. Equity tier (DAC/<80% AMI) up to $850/kWh. Storage adjacent to chargers.

California State Cash Rebate Active DAC bonus

How it pays

Per-kWh storage rebate. General Market: ~$150/kWh. Equity (DAC/LIC <80% AMI): up to $850/kWh. Residential Solar+Storage Equity (RSSE): up to $1,100/kWh storage + $3,100/kW solar. SGIP funds STORAGE — not chargers — but storage paired with chargers reduces grid impact and is a critical co-located capex.

DAC bonus available. Projects in state-designated low-income or environmental-justice areas qualify for a higher rebate amount on this program.

Who qualifies

EV chargers themselves NOT eligible. BESS sized to support charger demand-shifting/peak shaving IS eligible. Track record of pairing SGIP storage with DCFC sites to manage demand charges.

Eligible properties

Affordable HousingFleetMixed-UseMultifamilyPublic AccessWorkplace

Geography

Service territories of PG&E, SCE, SoCalGas, SDG&E.

Timing

Continuous program, funding-cycle-based; 2026 focus on residential battery storage and equity categories.

How to apply

Apply on agency site →View source →View source →

How this stacks with other programs

California State programs typically stack with utility, regional (air district), state, and city/county programs on the same project. The general California stacking rules:

For the full stacking matrix, see the homepage stacking section.

Programs that stack with this one

These are explicit stacking partners verified against agency rules. Combine with this program on the same project to layer funding.

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Sourcing chargers for a project that uses this program?

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Verified against agency sources on 2026-05-03. Eligibility, deadlines, and dollar amounts can change between refresh cycles — always confirm directly with California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC), administered by IOUs and CSE before applying. See how we verify.