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PG&E is finally dropping the NGOM requirement for my 3 Powerwalls setup
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bkp_duke
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Sent you a PM. Might have some info for you in this regards that could help get your rebate back on track.
From the SGIP reservation approval date I believe. You got some letter from SGIP saying you were approved for funds, that should be your drop dead date, 1 year later. It can probably be extended with good reason given, COVID would likely qualify.
My application code shows RRF Suspended but nothing in the canceled data.
I have multiple emails asking for Clarification / Correction of information that include this line: Once the RRF is approved, you will receive a Reservation Notice Letter (Conditional or Confirmed). Important: incentive funds for this project are only reserved once you have received this Reservation Notice Letter.
My understanding was that the very last one of these was just the NGOM issue. We have since received PTO and the service manager says he has uploaded PTO information to my SGIP file. I have no way to verify this or know what will happen to my file.
I wish i could help more, but I don't have more good information. Hopefully what @bkp_duke sent is helpful.
My installer just let me know they are hiring back the person they furloughed as a subcontractor.
So there's hope that my SGIP file will get movement yet.
I have still yet to hear back from my email to PG&E, though it's likely that they are getting close to my email dates if the same lag time exist.
At the time it was over a month.
So there's hope that my SGIP file will get movement yet.
I have still yet to hear back from my email to PG&E, though it's likely that they are getting close to my email dates if the same lag time exist.
At the time it was over a month.
To help avoid any surprises for you like I got, I think the SGIP dept will need a Powerwalls "discharge report" sent to them from Tesla. That's the round that I just went through last week and I was told the following from TRCCompanies about what happens next for my Step2 rebate:
"We submit an Inspection Report to PG&E which includes our findings of the inspection and discharge data review. Then PG&E reviews the report and processes your ICF for payment." We'll see how long before the ICF is processed. Ours has already passed the onsite inspection ~3 months ago.
Not sure when my rebate funds reservation expires but I just emailed TRC and our installer to check.
Let's keep each other posted on the step2 progress we make...not many seem to be on the large scale step2 program so we can co-miserate, uhm I mean, support each other.
I got another one of the "The SGIP Reservation Request Form application package for... is currently under review by Pacific Gas and Electric." email on 10/15
SGIP page now reads: Status: RRF Technical Review
Thanks for the heads up on the Tesla report. I used a certified third party installer. If you did also, did you go through them or direct to Tesla for the report?
Fingers Crossed!
SGIP page now reads: Status: RRF Technical Review
Thanks for the heads up on the Tesla report. I used a certified third party installer. If you did also, did you go through them or direct to Tesla for the report?
Fingers Crossed!
My 3rd party installer got the report from Tesla and sent it to TRC, who is suppose to package everything up together and send it to PG&E soon. This is the message I got today from them:
"I went to the SGIP portal for your application, and your original reservation confirmation expiration date is 3/27/2021. However, your close to the finish line with your application because once Jose turns in your inspection report to PG&E and SGIP; and the report is reviewed you will get the notification about the rebate check being in the mail."
So sounds like I'm in the final stages, but if the whole SGIP process has taught me anything, it's NOT to hold my breath. Good luck. I didn't even know there was a SGIP page that provided one with their status.
TRC just informed me that everything's been sent off to PG&E for final approval. Not sure how much longer it'll be before I get confirmation of a check being sent out, but crossing my fingers. @MJ_CA_2019
Sunworks was my 3rd party installer and TRC is apparently the company that works with PG&E who processes the SGIP application.
I'm not surprised that PG&E uses an outside company for the SGIP applications but it's the first time i've heard of it. Any replies that can be attributed to an individual person have been listed as PG&E folks.
I assumed they meant that Sunworks hires TRC to do the SGIP applications and paperwork.
It does take more than one full time position at our company to handle interconnections and SGIP, but we prefer to handle it in house.
I think you are right there Vines... and my 3rd party installer only had one person who they furloughed at the beginning of COVID.
Ironically they have now hired her back as a contractor; so I hope she's getting a good rate from them to make up for the lost time.
But she gets no benefits as a contractor. Hopefully, the increased rate compensates for this.I think you are right there Vines... and my 3rd party installer only had one person who they furloughed at the beginning of COVID.
Ironically they have now hired her back as a contractor; so I hope she's getting a good rate from them to make up for the lost time.
latest update from PG&E as of today, 11/9: "...Once we approve the ICF, you will receive a Pending Payment notice. From that point, it takes about 30 day to cut and deliver the incentive check."
Anyone know how long PG&E's been taking to approve ICFs nowadays? Mine was submitted a couple of weeks ago now.
Anyone know how long PG&E's been taking to approve ICFs nowadays? Mine was submitted a couple of weeks ago now.
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