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Solar by city

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Solar prices, utility rules, and adoption change block by block. We publish the local numbers for 18 Southern California cities, so you know exactly what you're walking into.

Santa Clarita, CAcity guide · 48% of homes on solarSanta Ana, CAcity guide · 25% of homes on solarSomewhere else?no guide yet · get your address price
18city guides
370,000+homes on solar in these cities
$2.41–$2.54current installer pricing per watt

Four cities telling four different stories

Same engine, different math
Adoption flagship
48% of homes
Santa Clarita
Nearly half of single-family homes here already run on rooftop solar. The valley heat did the convincing.
Fastest growing
1,204
Ontario
Systems added last year alone, among the fastest anywhere in SoCal.
Cheapest power
$0.17/kWh
Anaheim
SoCal's lowest rates. Here solar is how you lock the good deal in for decades.
Two utilities, one city
2 utilities
Moreno Valley
This city splits between SCE and its own municipal utility, and neither is cheap. Whichever one serves your address, solar beats the rate.

Every city guide

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Los Angeles County

7 cities · 15 installers compete here
Los AngelesFlagship guideLADWP or SCE; your address decides which math you getVaries by utilityInstaller pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,697kWh per kW · yrView guide →Santa ClaritaThe strongest adoption in our lineup48%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,724kWh per kW · yrView guide →Long BeachSCE battery-first, coastal production20%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,674kWh per kW · yrView guide →TorranceSouth Bay grid, mild coastal sun14%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,681kWh per kW · yrView guide →GlendaleCity-owned GWP, rates up 80% since 201516%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,690kWh per kW · yrView guide →PasadenaPWP muni advantage next to SCE territory21%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,684kWh per kW · yrView guide →BurbankFlattest rates in the basin; solar locks them in10%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,718kWh per kW · yrView guide →

Orange County

4 cities · 19 installers compete here
IrvineMaster-planned villages, HOA-friendly equipment33%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,683kWh per kW · yrView guide →Santa AnaMost affordable entry price in our lineup25%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,689kWh per kW · yrView guide →Huntington BeachCoastal SCE, salt-air-rated equipment19%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,645kWh per kW · yrView guide →AnaheimCheapest public power in SoCal, worth locking in12%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,657kWh per kW · yrView guide →

Riverside County

3 cities · the lowest pricing in our lineup · 10 installers compete here
CoronaSolar is already what the neighbors do≈50%Corona areaInstaller pricing$2.41/WSunlight production1,707kWh per kW · yrView guide →Moreno ValleySplit between SCE and its own city utility; solar wins on both33%Installer pricing$2.41/WSunlight production1,726kWh per kW · yrView guide →RiversideFlagship guideRPU or SCE; boundary luck decides your mathVaries by utilityInstaller pricing$2.41/WSunlight production1,695kWh per kW · yrView guide →

San Bernardino County

2 cities · 11 installers compete here
Ontario1,204 systems added last year, among the fastest growth anywhere42%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,665kWh per kW · yrView guide →Rancho CucamongaFoothill premium homes under the San Gabriels19%Installer pricing$2.54/WSunlight production1,699kWh per kW · yrView guide →

San Diego County

2 cities · 9 installers compete here
Chula VistaOne of the region's biggest solar cities51%Installer pricing$2.53/WSunlight production1,698kWh per kW · yrView guide →San DiegoFlagship guideSDG&E rate pain makes the battery do the savingVaries by utilityInstaller pricing$2.53/WSunlight production1,692kWh per kW · yrView guide →

Adoption = owner-occupied single-family homes with rooftop solar, modeled from public utility interconnection records and Census home counts. Orange bars mark cities where about two in five homes or more have already switched. Corona's figure uses postal-city records that include some neighboring communities. All figures are modeled estimates; your price comes from your address.

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