The news is out and SDGE has made clear that rates are drastically changing.  The new Summer Time of Use rate structure for solar homeowners being pushed by SDGE has raised peak use time to a whopping 53.8 cents a killowatt hour, up almost 20 cents per killowatt hour from the Winter rates.  This means that your power will cost more when you are producing less solar.  Unfortunately this has been another attempt by uthe utility to make solar less appealing.  Luckily, solar homeowners with battery storage can store the power created during the day so that they have some left for that peak time (4-9pm).  So if you're still thinking about going solar, now is as good as time as any.  Contact us today to get your free solar quote.