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What is a Virtual Power Plant? A Virtual Power Plant (VPP) is a network of connected energy devices, like solar panels, battery storage systems, and smart appliances, that work together to support the electrical grid. By enrolling your EG4 solar or battery system in a VPP, you can help balance energy demand, reduce grid strain, and earn rewards for your contribution. With EG4 Electronics, participating in a VPP is seamless, allowing you to save on energy costs while supporting a more reliable grid. Benefits of Joining a VPP Earn Financial Rewards Receive upfront payments, bill credits, or ongoing incentives for sharing your stored energy with the grid during peak demand. Lower Energy Costs Optimize your energy usage with smart technology to reduce electricity bills and maximize efficiency. Enhance Grid Reliability Help support the grid by supplying power when it is most needed, reducing outages for everyone. Available Incentives By enrolling your EG4 solar panels or battery storage systems in a VPP, you can access a variety of financial incentives, depending on your location and utility provider. Upfront Payments: Receive one-time payments for enrolling in select VPP programs. Bill Credits: Earn credits on your utility bill for supporting the grid during peak demand. Ongoing Rewards: Get paid regularly for participating in demand response events. Federal and State Incentives: Combine VPP rewards with tax credits, such as those from the Inflation Reduction Act, to maximize savings. Note: Incentives vary by region and program. Explore our interactive map below or contact an EG4 Certified Installer to learn about specific opportunities in your area. Explore VPP Programs by State Click on your state or territory to discover available Virtual Power Plant programs, incentives, and eligibility details. Not all regions have active programs, but we’re working to expand opportunities with utilities and aggregators nationwide. Prefer a list? View all state programs below . State-by-State VPP Programs California Program: Demand Side Grid Support (DSGS) How It Works: Enrolled batteries discharge to the grid during up to 35 events (May 1–Oct 31, 4–9 PM). Customers set discharge limits and can opt out of events. Participating Utilities: City of Anaheim, City of Azusa, City of Banning, City of Pasadena, City of Riverside, City of Vernon, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E), Southern California Edison. Eligibility: EG4 customers with kPV or FlexBOSS inverters, WallMount or LifePower4 48V V2 batteries. Enrollment: Via EG4 monitoring portal, 4 business days before the first participation month. Sign Up Now Connecticut Program: Energy Storage Solutions (ESS) How It Works: Enrolled battery systems provide backup power during outages and support the electric grid during peak demand events. During seasonal dispatch events, batteries discharge energy to reduce grid strain, offering a cleaner alternative to fossil-fuel generators. Participation is voluntary, and systems must remain internet-connected for monitoring and performance tracking. Participating Utilities: Eversource, United Illuminating (UI) Eligibility: Residential and commercial customers within Eversource or UI service territories Eligible EG4 equipment only Hybrid Inverters: FlexBOSS21, FlexBOSS18 Batteries: EG4 WallMount 280Ah (All Weather or Indoor) System must maintain consistent internet connectivity Incentives: Upfront Incentives: Available through approved Energy Storage Solutions Contractors at the time of enrollment Recurring Performance Incentives: Paid up to twice per year for 10 years, based on system size and performanceYears 1–5 Summer: $200 / kW Winter: $25 / kW Summer: $115 / kW Winter: $15 / kW Enrollment: Contractors must first become an Eligible Contractor or TPO through the Connecticut Green Bank Customer applications submitted via the Energy Storage Solutions Customer Enrollment Platform Program Oversight:Administered by the Connecticut Green Bank in coordination with PURA, Eversource, and UI. Funded by electric ratepayers. Sign Up Now Nova Scotia How It Works:Eco Shift is a voluntary demand response program that pays customers for allowing their home battery systems to support the electric grid during periods of peak demand. During demand response events, Eco Shift remotely discharges enrolled batteries to reduce grid demand. Events are designed to be seamless, with advance notice provided, and participants retain full control of their system and may opt out at any time. Who Can Participate?Participation is voluntary and open to residential and commercial Nova Scotia Power customers. Participants must be the authorized account holder, be on a residential or commercial rate (excluding Time-of-Day rates), own their battery system, maintain an internet connection, and not be receiving incentives from another Efficiency Nova Scotia demand response program. Participating Utilities:Nova Scotia Power. Eligibility:Eligible EG4 systems include battery storage installed within the Nova Scotia Power service territory using EG4 hybrid inverters such as the FlexBOSS models (FlexBOSS21, FlexBOSS18), 18kPV, or 12kPV, paired with an EG4 WallMount (All Weather or Indoor) or LifePower4 48V V2 battery. Enrollment & Incentives:Customers receive a $500 enrollment incentive plus a performance payment of $300 per kW, averaged across events held between December 1 and February 28. Enrollment is completed through the Eco Shift Battery Enrollment Form available from Efficiency Nova Scotia. Sign Up Now Puerto Rico Program: Customer Battery Energy Sharing (CBES) How It Works: During ~50 annual events (2–4 hours, mostly evenings, Apr–Dec), batteries discharge to power homes or the grid based on LUMA’s needs. Customers set backup reserves and can opt out. Eligibility: EG4 customers with kPV or FlexBOSS inverters, solar, WallMount or LifePower4 48V V2 batteries, and enrolled in LUMA’s Net Energy Metering. Enrollment: Via EG4 monitoring portal, accepted on a rolling basis. Sign Up Now Vermont Program: Vermont Electric Co-op (VEC) Flexible Load Program How It Works: VEC offers an incentive to members willing to allow VEC to use their home battery a limited number of times per year when VEC is anticipating peak demand. The program focuses on managing flexible electrical loads, offering members the opportunity to earn bill credits and up-front incentive payments for shared access to the equipment. Who Can Participate? Participation is voluntary and open to any VEC member. Customers must self-enroll their home battery system. Participating