Thousands of Californians just told the state what they think of PG&E’s latest plan to raise rates again: “We can’t afford it.” With electric bills set to rise 15% by 2030, solar + battery storage still offers homeowners the best shot at stability, independence, and long-term savings.

Federal attacks on solar are making headlines, but California homeowners still have powerful reasons to go solar now. Learn what’s real, what’s noise, and how to lock in the 30% tax credit before it disappears.

If you’re over 60 and wondering whether solar still makes sense, you’re not alone. Many older homeowners — especially Boomers — are asking the same question. The answer? It depends on more than just age. Here’s how to think about solar in retirement.

Solar + battery financing doesn’t have to be complicated. With $0 down options, credit transfer for the federal tax credit, and honest guidance from Viva Energy, homeowners can take control of rising power bills today. Here’s what you need to know before the 2025 deadline.

The 30% federal solar tax credit ends for homeowners on December 31, 2025 — seven years earlier than expected. Californians need to act fast: installs must be complete by the deadline, leases remain eligible through 2027, and standalone batteries qualify through 2032. Here’s what the new law means for you.

Wondering if you should pay off your solar loan early? For some California homeowners, it’s a smart financial move—especially with resale value, high interest rates, or a pending sale. Others might be better off keeping their cash. Here’s how to decide, with 2025 realities in mind.

Now is the perfect time to plan your transition to solar energy and take advantage of valuable tax incentives. Learn how to maximize savings, avoid future policy changes, and secure long-term financial benefits with expert guidance from Viva Energy.