Perfect NEM 3.0 Pitch & System Design Tutorial Using NEM 3.0

NEM 3.0 went into effect in April 2023 for the investor owned utility companies in CA, which includes Southern CA Edison, PG&E and SDG&E. There is a lot of confusion on how to effectively design the correct solar system (PPA or Purchase) using battery storage.
In this video I teach you:
The real monthly savings reductions from NEM 2.0 to NEM 3.0
How to determine how many batteries you need based on system size
How to use our NEM 3.0 calculator to calculate the monthly savings
How to explain NEM 3.0 to your clients
Adding a battery storage option is an amazing benefit to the client. A client that was saving 50% off their bill, now still can save 35% to 40% off their bill in year one.

[@myshorts1058]

Thanks for the simple explanation

[@user-dk2bw7fr1u]

Great video

[@oac92020]

Does the transmission and the maintenance fee go away with Solar?? Or we cover those fees with the over production of energy

[@lifeengine4635]

Where can I get your Google sheet

[@omarflores6773]

How much are you making per watt charging $3.45

[@Shawny460]

And, what you don't tell the people, is the cost of batteries are so much, that it would take 20 years to pay for the battery with the power they are saving

[@SoarEnergy]

the battery is $37/mo on a PPA. A battery cash price is $8k which changes the purchase by $35 to $40/mo. A utility company rates like SCE the average CA resident electric bill will go up by that amount per month every year if not more.

[@SPdesi1]

PPA is a scam, I would never recommend to anyone to lease the system or sign for PPA, also keep in mind batteries are not cheap either. Best is to out right buy the system and not to go for PPA or to lease.

[@Victor_100_martinez]

😂did you watch the video?

[@signlanguage7624]

It’s not a scam bro what are you talking about? I couldn’t afford to buy solar right now and he offered to sell me another reduced price with them not selling me the panels. I just bought a cheaper lower rate in my bill hasn’t gone up.