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SCE Raised Rates 83% in 10 Years.
Yours Is Next.

See exactly how much you can save by switching to solar with $0 down. Takes 60 seconds. No obligation.

83%
SCE rate increase in 10 years
35¢
per kWh — current SCE rate
$0
down with a solar PPA
25yr
warranty & production guarantee

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$300/mo
$100$400$800+
Homeowners across Southern California are already saving
25-year production guarantee
Freedom Forever — still standing while others went bankrupt

Your SCE Bill Isn't Going Down. Ever.

Southern California Edison has raised rates every single year for over a decade. Here's what that means for your wallet.

83%
Rate increase over the last 10 years
12.9%
CPUC-approved rate increase for 2026
35¢
Current SCE rate per kWh (and climbing)

With a solar PPA, your rate escalates at 3.5% — not 6%+

That gap compounds every year. Over 25 years, a homeowner paying $300/mo to SCE today would pay over $160,000 to Edison vs. ~$87,000 with solar. Same electricity. Half the cost.

How It Works

From first click to saving money — in 3 simple steps.

1

See Your Savings

Enter your monthly SCE bill and get an instant estimate of what you'd save with solar.

2

Get Your Custom Proposal

We analyze your roof via satellite and design a system sized for your home.

3

Start Saving Month One

$0 down. Lower bill from day one. We handle permits, installation, and maintenance.

Why Smart Homeowners Choose a Solar PPA in 2026

The personal solar tax credit expired in December 2025. But with a PPA, you still get the benefit — without the tax headache.

$0 Down, Savings From Day One

No huge upfront investment. No loan interest. Just a lower electricity rate starting month one.

You Still Get the Tax Credit Benefit

Freedom Forever claims the commercial ITC (Section 48E) and passes the savings to you as a lower PPA rate.

Battery Storage Included

Solar + battery package maximizes your savings under California's NEM 3.0 rules. Payback drops from 14 years to 8-10.

25-Year Production Guarantee

If the system doesn't produce what we promised, we pay you the difference. Performance is guaranteed in writing.

Zero Maintenance, Zero Hassle

Freedom Forever owns the system. We handle repairs, monitoring, and maintenance for the life of the agreement.

Company You Can Trust

While SunPower, Sunnova, and Mosaic filed bankruptcy, Freedom Forever is still operating and growing.

Common Questions

Is this really no money down?
Yes. With a PPA (Power Purchase Agreement), Freedom Forever owns the solar system and you buy the power it produces at a lower rate than SCE. Zero down payment, zero installation cost, zero maintenance cost. You just pay a lower electricity bill.
What if I sell my house?
The PPA transfers to the new homeowner. Solar homes sell faster and for more — studies show a 4%+ increase in home value. It's a selling point, not a liability.
Didn't the solar tax credit expire?
The personal tax credit (Section 25D) expired December 31, 2025. But with a PPA, the solar company claims the commercial tax credit (Section 48E) and passes those savings to you as a lower rate. You get the benefit without filing anything.
Why do I need a battery?
Under California's NEM 3.0 rules, solar without a battery has an 11-14 year payback. With a battery, it's 8-10 years. The battery stores your daytime solar production so you use it during expensive evening peak hours instead of buying from SCE.
Are the savings guaranteed?
Freedom Forever offers a production guarantee. If the system doesn't produce what we promised, we pay you the difference. The savings are backed by contract.
I had a bad experience with another solar company.
You're not alone — SunPower, Sunnova, and Mosaic all went bankrupt. That's exactly why company stability matters. Freedom Forever is still operating, still installing, and still honoring every warranty.
25 years is a long commitment.
Your current commitment to SCE has no end date and no rate cap. A 25-year PPA gives you a locked-in escalator of 3.5% vs. SCE's historical 6%+ annual increases. You're already committed to paying for electricity — this just makes it cheaper.
Why is there a deadline?
The federal commercial tax credit (Section 48E) that makes today's PPA rates possible requires construction to begin by July 2026. After that deadline, PPA rates will likely increase because the installer loses the tax credit benefit. This is a real federal deadline, not a sales tactic.

How We Calculate Your Savings

Our Assumptions

  • Current SCE residential rate: ~34.5¢/kWh (SCE Rate Advisory)
  • SCE historical annual increase: ~6% (CPUC filings)
  • PPA rate: ~22¢/kWh with 3.5% annual escalator
  • System sized to offset ~100% of usage
  • South/west-facing roof with minimal shade

Important Notes

  • 25-year projections are scenarios, not guarantees
  • Future utility rates could be higher or lower than projected
  • PPA escalator (3.5%) is contractual; SCE projection (6%) is based on historical trends
  • Your actual system size, production, and savings depend on a site assessment
  • SCE minimum connection charges (~$10-15/mo) still apply

Sources: SCE Rate Advisory | CPUC 2025 GRC | SEIA Market Insight 2025 | EWG Solar Industry Analysis

Every Month You Wait Is Another $300+ to SCE

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