• Utility Customer’s Signature

The interconnection Agreement must be signed by the utility customer whose name is on the utility bill. If a signature line is provided for the installer, this must be signed too.

• Completed Agreement

The Interconnection Agreement and supporting documentation (If applicable) are fully executed with information about the customer and the solar installation.

• Account and Customer Identifying Information

Everbright will verify that the Interconnection Agreement corresponds with the associated EverBright project by identifying at least one of the following pieces of information:

If you need Assistance determining required documentation for a utility not listed below, please reach out to your Account Manager

• PG&E

• SCE

• SDG&E

For SDG&E Customers we will need one of the items listed below in addition to the “Terms and Conditions Agreement for Net Energy Solar or Wind Electricity Generating Facilities” (Ts&Cs) signed by the utility customer (Example)

• Pasadena Water and Power Department (PWP

• Riverside Public Utilities

A signed Interconnection Agreement is not required for RPU. If able, provide a printout of the Interconnection Application submitted to RPU.

• SMUD

A signed Interconnection Agreement may or may not be required by SMUD for projects under 500kW; ultimately it is at the utility’s discretion whether a specific project requires the Interconnection Agreement or not. Provide a printout of the Interconnection Application submitted to SMUD. If an Interconnection Agreement is required, provide a copy of that too. Example

• TID

A signed Interconnection Agreement is not required for TID. If able, provide a printout of the Interconnection Application submitted to TID. Example

• All pages of a signed, fully executed Interconnection Agreement – also called a Net Metering Agreement – with signatures from both your organization and the homeowner must be uploaded to the platform before submitting for M3 approval.

• All applicable information about the solar installation must be included in the uploaded agreement such as customer name, homeowner address, system size, etc.

• If the homeowner's utility does not require an Interconnection Agreement, submit screenshots of the Interconnection Application (which may be called NEM Application or Net Metering Application).