No. For Rocky Mountain Power to justify paying an incentive, the batteries must be able to connect to their system. This will require battery manufacturers to work with us to create a working connection to our system.

The best candidates are customers who are early adopters of technology, energy conscious and want to make a positive impact on the environment with renewable energy. This innovative program is in its infancy and will evolve over time. Customers who do not wish to be part of a continually evolving program should not participate.

At this time, the following batteries qualify for the program:

• Sonnen Core
• Sonnen Eco
• Sonnen EcoLinx
• SolarEdge Energy Bank
• Fortress Power Envy True

Yes, if you are an existing solar customer and install an eligible battery you can receive an enrollment incentive and annual incentives. Your participation in the Wattsmart Battery program, will not impact your current net metering/customer generation rate.

As long as you participate through the commitment period of four years and maintain your battery with our system, you will not have to pay back the incentive. You must also maintain your internet connection to the battery so we can communicate with it. If we are unable to communicate with the battery at any point during participation, we will notify you to fix it. If it is not fixed, you will be required to pay back a prorated portion of the incentive.

Yes, if your current battery is a Sonnen or SolarEdge battery you can enroll in the program, although you will not be able to receive the upfront enrollment incentive. You will be eligible to receive the annual participation bill credit. The enrollment incentive is available for batteries purchased and installed after the effective date of the program.