Power Choice

Go Solar With $0 Upfront

Your city’s Power Choice program was created to remove the traditional barriers to going solar — no large upfront cost, no bank loan, no complicated financing.
HomeLink installs solar panels and a home battery system on your home. You don’t pay for the equipment upfront, and there’s no separate solar loan.
Instead, you pay for the energy your system produces through your existing utility bill at a structured program rate designed for long-term stability.

Same bill

Added solar and battery backup

No large out-of-pocket expense

What You Get

And What You Don’t Pay Upfront

What You Get What You Don’t Pay Upfront
Solar Installed by HomeLink Solar
$0 Large Installation Cost
A custom solar system installed on your home through the Power Choice program.
No big out-of-pocket payment at install.
Battery Backup Included
No Traditional Solar Loan
A home battery system for outage protection and smarter energy use.
No separate bank financing required.
Structured Energy Pricing
No Second Solar Bill
You pay a program rate for the solar energy your system produces — designed for long-term cost stability.
Charges appear on your existing utility statement.

Why Haven’t More People Heard About This?

The Power Choice program is offered through participating Community Choice Energy providers in select cities.
Because eligibility depends on your location and utility service area, not every homeowner qualifies — and availability can vary by city.
HomeLink works with qualifying municipalities to install solar and battery systems under the program structure, making access easier by removing large upfront installation costs and traditional loan requirements.
Availability is limited to specific service areas, and enrollment may be capped based on program guidelines.
The fastest way to know if you qualify is to check your address.

“What’s the catch?”

There isn’t a hidden fee — but there is an agreement.
You agree to purchase the solar energy your system produces at the program rate outlined in your enrollment terms. That rate is designed to provide long-term price stability compared to standard utility pricing.
You get solar and battery access without a large upfront cost. The grid gets more local clean energy.
That’s how the program works”

“This sounds too good to be true.”

We understand. Programs like this aren’t traditional solar sales offers — they’re structured through participating Community Choice Energy providers in select cities.
Instead of a large upfront payment, you agree to purchase the solar energy your system produces under program terms.
The pricing structure and agreement details are outlined clearly before you enroll, so you can review exactly how it works.
No hidden promises. Just a defined energy program with transparent terms.”

With Community Choice Aggregation (CCA)

Cities and towns teamed up to buy cleaner electricity for their residents and businesses. The benefits have been clear for years.

By combining their buying power, they chose greener energy options and create local programs that benefit the community.
The local utility company (like SDG&E or SCE) still handled delivering the electricity and taking care of the power lines.
Now your home can be part of this system with you collecting all the savings – with none of the costs.

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