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3 FAQs about CEC Photovoltaic Panel After-sales Service

Does the California Energy Commission make a warranty on solar equipment?

The California Energy Commission makes no claim or warranty on the equipment and its safety, performance, or durability. Submitted information is reviewed by the California Energy Commission prior to equipment being added to the Energy Commission's Solar Equipment Lists, manufacturers' self-reported information is not confirmed.

Do utilities use the Energy Commission's solar equipment lists?

Some utilities or local governments may use the Energy Commission's solar equipment lists during their interconnection or permit application processes. Note #1: PTC refers to PVUSA Test Conditions, which were developed to test and compare PV systems as part of the PVUSA (Photovoltaics for Utility Scale Applications) project.

How does the CEC support the interconnection portion of Rule 21?

The CEC supports the interconnection portion of Rule 21 by maintaining the Solar Equipment Lists and participating in Rule 21 working groups. Rule 21 is an electric tariff that describes the interconnection, operating and metering requirements for generation facilities to be connected to a utility's distribution system.

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