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Permission to Operate wait time from PG&E on second solar system
- Thread starter mattack4000
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In theory it should be faster than if you didn't already have solar. I would call the Solar Department on Monday to see if they have everything required in your file to act on it.
aesculus
Still Trying to Figure This All Out
Once I had the app in and the checklist verified by PG&E solar, engineering only took 1 day to issue the PTO.
charlesj
Active Member
We're watching our installers and the utility inspector play ping pong - with our application being kicked back with requests for more information on our installation.
It appears that to qualify for the 30% tax credit this year only requires the installation has been completed - so if we get another round or two of ping pong on the approval, we should be able to get a receipt from the installers showing they completed the installation in 2019.
One possibility is that with so many solar applications being reviewed, they are trying to do the reviews using diagrams and photos, avoiding having to send out someone to do a physical inspection - and they're still trying to figure out what documents they need to do the remote visual inspection...
It appears that to qualify for the 30% tax credit this year only requires the installation has been completed - so if we get another round or two of ping pong on the approval, we should be able to get a receipt from the installers showing they completed the installation in 2019.
One possibility is that with so many solar applications being reviewed, they are trying to do the reviews using diagrams and photos, avoiding having to send out someone to do a physical inspection - and they're still trying to figure out what documents they need to do the remote visual inspection...
No cutoff switch, the guy was installing it when the inspector showed up, too late.
