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Rocky Mountain Power Wattsmart Battery Program
Are you a Rocky Mountain Power customer in Utah, Idaho, or Wyoming?
If so, it's a great time to help stabilize the grid! Go with SolarEdge battery backup and get paid by Rocky Mountain Power to share small amounts of stored energy during the year.
Ask your installer to sign you up today—help minimize outages and keep your electricity rate among the nation’s lowest.
Are you an installer? Work with your customer to complete the enrollment form.
Are you a homeowner? Contact your installer or click to connect with a pro near you to begin the enrollment process.
Events |
Enrollment Incentive(One- time upfront cash payment) |
Participation Incentive(Annual bill credit) |
---|---|---|
Residential Battery (New systems) |
$400 per kw* (Based on 4- year commitment) |
$15 per kw |
Residential Battery (Adding battery to systems connected prior to 9/1/2021) |
$600 per kw* (Based on 4- year commitment) |
$15 per kw |
Example: 1 SolarEdge Home Battery |
5kw x $600 = $3,000 | 5kw x $15 = $75 |
Rocky Mountain Power is paying customers to share battery storage and help maintain a more stable grid with fewer outages. By participating, customers earn an upfront incentive and ongoing bill credits, while using renewable energy to help keep electricity prices in Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming among the nation's lowest.
Yes, if you are a Rocky Mountain Power customer in Utah, Idaho, or Wyoming that has installed a SolarEdge battery. Ask your installer about SolarEdge home backup today – offering the power to keep you on even when the grid is off. No installer? Tell us more about your needs and be connected to a local installer in your area.
Residential batteries can earn up to $600 per kW (based on a 4-year commitment) upfront cash payment and a $15 per kW annual bill credit starting the second year of the program.
With a SolarEdge Battery, this could amount to an upfront cash payment of up to $3,000 and up to $225 in additional annual bill credits over the 4-year commitment.
Rocky Mountain Power can only use your battery when the grid is on. During an outage, homeowners will have access to all the power in their battery. Please consult with an installer to ensure your backup can meet your expectations.
Yes, contact your installer for full enrollment details.
Yes, customers can be removed from the program by providing a 30-day advance notification to Rocky Mountain Power. If you decide to withdraw from the program during your commitment period, you will be required to payback a prorated portion of the incentive to Rocky Mountain Power, which will be based on the length of time you participated in the program.
Please visit https://www.rockymountainpower.net/savings-energy-choices/wattsmart-battery-program.html for a complete list of FAQ’s or contact your installer.