Terra Volt Electric | Discounts & Energy Incentives
Limited-time Terra Volt savings: promotion ends September 30, 2026.
Residential + Commercial Energy Upgrades

Power your property for less.

Explore Terra Volt Electric’s September promotions plus utility, state, and federal programs that may reduce the cost of solar, EV charging, panel upgrades, and building electrification.

$1,500 OFF

Solar installations over $10,000

Available on qualifying Terra Volt Electric solar installation contracts.

Contract by Sept. 30, 2026
5% OFF

Residential EV charger installation

Save on qualifying labor and installation services for a home EV charging project.

Contract by Sept. 30, 2026
5% OFF

Residential panel upgrades

Save on qualifying residential main electrical service panel upgrade projects.

Contract by Sept. 30, 2026

Current incentive programs

Program funding, eligibility, approved equipment, income limits, installation timing, and application deadlines vary. Confirm eligibility directly with the program before authorizing work.

PG&E Residential

EV charging rebate

Currently available. Standard applicants may qualify for up to 50% of the purchase price of eligible charging equipment. Income-qualified customers may qualify for up to $2,000 for an eligible EV charger installation or up to $5,000 when an eligible panel upgrade is also required.

PG&E electric customers, including eligible CCA customers. One rebate per household; approved equipment and other rules apply.

Alameda Municipal Power

Home EV charger rebate

Currently available. AMP residential customers may receive up to $200 for an eligible permanently installed Level 2 charger; income-qualified customers may receive up to $500.

The AMP rebate applies to the charging station cost, not installation labor. Receipts and invoices generally must be dated within six months of application.

Alameda Municipal Power

Panel and building electrification rebates

Currently available. AMP offers rebates for qualifying electrification projects, including eligible main-service panel upgrades tied to replacement of gas appliances with electric equipment.

A panel upgrade alone may not qualify. Final permits, itemized contractor invoices, photographs, and fuel-switching requirements may apply.

Bay Area Multifamily

BayREN multifamily rebates

Funding reported available for 2026. BayREN’s multifamily program offers incentives for eligible electrification and energy-efficiency work, including electrical panel upgrades. Incentive amounts vary by measure and property.

Property enrollment and project approval may be required before installation. Availability is subject to remaining funds.

California Commercial

Fast Charge California

Opportunity-based funding. CALeVIP’s Fast Charge California project supports ready-to-build, publicly accessible DC fast-charging projects, with priority for disadvantaged, low-income, and tribal areas.

This is not a universal residential rebate. Site eligibility, readiness requirements, approved equipment, and funding availability apply.

Federal Commercial Solar + Storage

Clean Electricity Investment Credit

Potentially available. The federal Section 48E credit generally starts at 6% and may increase to 30% when labor requirements are met, with possible bonus amounts for qualifying domestic content, energy-community, or low-income projects.

Major 2025 law changes added timing and sourcing restrictions for solar. Commercial owners should obtain project-specific tax and legal advice before relying on a credit.

Federal Residential Solar

Residential Clean Energy Credit

Not available for new 2026 expenditures. The federal residential solar and battery credit ended for expenditures made after December 31, 2025.

Customers with qualifying 2025 expenditures should consult a tax professional regarding Form 5695 and documentation requirements.

Federal EV Charging

Alternative Fuel Refueling Property Credit

Ended for property placed in service after June 30, 2026. New residential and commercial EV-charger installations completed after that date are not eligible for the federal Section 30C credit under current law.

Earlier installations also had location and other eligibility requirements. Consult a tax professional before filing a claim.

We help you plan the right electrical scope.

Terra Volt Electric can evaluate panel capacity, EV charging needs, solar readiness, load management, permitting, and installation options. Incentive applications and tax-credit eligibility remain the customer’s responsibility unless expressly included in a written agreement.

Start Your Estimate

Before your project starts

Taking these steps can prevent a project from becoming ineligible for a rebate.

1. Confirm your utilityPG&E and Alameda Municipal Power offer different programs.
2. Check preapproval rulesSome programs require approval before equipment is purchased or work begins.
3. Select eligible equipmentRebates may require specific charger models, certifications, or contractors.
4. Save documentationKeep contracts, paid invoices, permits, serial numbers, and installation photos.

Promotion terms and important disclosures

Terra Volt promotion: Available for new qualifying contracts signed with Terra Volt Electric from the promotion launch date through September 30, 2026. The $1,500 solar discount applies to qualifying solar installation contracts with a pre-discount contract price greater than $10,000. The 5% discounts apply to qualifying residential EV charger installation services and qualifying residential main-panel upgrade services. Unless stated otherwise in the written proposal, discounts apply to Terra Volt Electric’s eligible installation charges and exclude permits, utility fees, engineering, trenching, equipment purchased directly by the customer, change orders, financing charges, taxes, and third-party work. One Terra Volt promotional discount per project; not redeemable for cash; cannot be applied retroactively; and may not be combined with another Terra Volt promotion unless expressly stated in writing. Project acceptance is subject to site conditions, service area, scheduling, equipment availability, permitting, utility approval, and a signed contract.

Government and utility incentives: Incentives are administered by third parties, are not guaranteed by Terra Volt Electric, and may change, close, or run out of funding without notice. Terra Volt Electric is not affiliated with or endorsed by PG&E, Alameda Municipal Power, BayREN, CALeVIP, the State of California, or the Internal Revenue Service. Customers are responsible for confirming eligibility and submitting applications unless a written contract expressly states otherwise.

No tax or legal advice: Tax credits depend on taxpayer status, property use, project timing, location, labor rules, equipment, and other facts. This page is general information, not tax, legal, accounting, or financial advice. Consult the applicable program administrator and a qualified tax adviser.

Information date: Program information reviewed July 31, 2026. Always use the linked agency page as the current source of truth.

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