Giuffre Solar & Storage Proposal

Apr 02, 2023

PREPARED FOR

Carol Giuffre
7022 Shiloh Place
Stockton, CA 95219

PREPARED BY

Delmer Wood
Green Light Energy LLC
del@greenlightenergy.net
(209) 689-4123
Contractor License Number:
SunPower Equinox® System for the
Giuffre Residence SYSTEM SIZE

The only all-in-one, complete home solar system. From solar cell to 6.96 16
software, the SunPower Equinox® system generates more power, is more kWp (DC) Panels
reliable, and looks better than conventional home solar power systems.
13.0 1
kWh Unit(s)

COMPONENTS SOLAR PANELS

M Series 435
Series Watts
STORAGE

SunVault™
Storage System
MONITORING SYSTEM

mySunPower™
MOUNTING SYSTEM
®
InvisiMount
ELECTRICITY USAGE (EST.)

8,432 kWh/year
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121 % YEAR 1 PRODUCTION (EST.)

Signature Date

I approve this solar power design and hardware. I understand panel 10,190 kWh
placement may vary based on electrical and structural design factors.

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Estimated Savings
Long-Term Savings
TOTAL COST COMPARISON – SOLAR VS. WITHOUT SOLAR (25 YEARS)
Do Nothing Save With Solar

Net Savings2

Solar Lease Payments

Electricity Bill1

Utility Savings Investment

Monthly Payment
Lease Term
WITHOUT SUNPOWER WITH SUNPOWER
25
$254
VS
$179 /month $11 /month Annual Increase
ELECTRIC BILL e
ELECTRIC BILLe Electricity Bill Savings $82,532
0.0%
Lease Payments - $76,213
SAVE 3 BILL Down Payment
OFFSETe
$0
% 25-YEAR SAVINGS 3, e $6,319
$-86 /monthe
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Acknowledgement
Signature Date

See Important Information on page 7.

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Electricity
CURRENT ELECTRIC CONSUMPTION VS. ESTIMATED SOLAR ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION
PEAK AC OUTPUT: 5.81 kWp
Total Est. Energy Consumption4: 8,432 kWh

Est. Usage from Solar: 10,190 kWh

Est. Usage from the Grid: (1,758) kWh

See Important Information on page 7.

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Questions and Answers
What happens after I have been approved for the SunPower
lease?
You will receive an email from SunPower with a link to your proposal, which will
require electronic signature. After the lease is executed, your installer will get
the required permits, work with you to schedule the installation date, and order
the system equipment.
What is the guarantee and warranty for the system I’m leasing?
SunPower guarantees the energy production of the system for the entire 25-
year term of the lease. Our industry-leading Production Guarantee ensures that
your system will produce within the specified range of energy every year, or
SunPower will pay or credit you (for details, see the Production Guarantee and
Limited Warranty agreement in your lease). SunPower has obtained warranties
from the installer for the installation/workmanship of the system. SunPower
also provides a warranty for the SunPower equipment for the full term of the
lease.
How is the SunPower Production Guarantee’s rate per kWh
calculated?
The SunPower Production Guarantee’s rate per kWh is calculated based on the
amount (if any) you have prepaid your lease payments, not your utility rates
(see below):
Lease Type kWh Rate Calculator
Monthly Lease Total (12) monthly payments in a year divided by the
expected production in that year = the rate per kWh.
Prepaid Lease Total prepaid amount divided by the expected
production over 25 years = the rate per kWh.
Partial Payment The partial pre-payment amount divided by expected
Lease production over 25 years + 12 monthly payments
in a year divided by the expected production that
year = the rate per kWh.
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What is a kilowatt-hour (kWh)?
A kilowatt-hour is a unit of measure for electricity; it is the amount of power
(kilowatts) used over a period of time (hours). For example, a 100-watt light
bulb that is illuminated for one hour uses 100 watt-hours of electricity, or 0.1
kilowatt hours. If it is illuminated for 30 minutes, the bulb will consume 0.05
kWh of electricity, or half as much.
Are solar electric systems good for the environment?
Yes. Energy created through the SunPower system produces no pollutants. By
offsetting peak electricity demand, SunPower systems reduce the need to use
electricity from pollution-producing power plants. Plus, SunPower panels are
made with methods as sustainable as the energy they produce.
Are solar electric systems safe?
Yes. Solar cells are mostly silicon, the primary component of sand. Solar
electric systems produce no exhaust and no toxic materials. The electricity
coming through the inverter is just like the electricity coming from household
wall sockets. Homeowners should use the same care they would with any
electricity. All components are approved and installed according to the best
construction practices.
Is solar a new technology?
Modern solar cells were invented in the early 1950s and were used to power
satellites. In the 1970s, they were used for remote telecommunications and
navigational aids. In the 1980s, they were used for roadside emergency
telephones and traffic signs. Now in the 21st century, they help power your
home. Currently, over 520,000 homeowners worldwide own a SunPower solar
system.
Does my SunPower system make hot water?
No. SunPower solar panels convert sunlight directly into electricity to operate
appliances, light fixtures, televisions, and other electronic devices.
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California Public Utility Commission (CPUC)
California Solar Consumer Protection Guide
SunPower is a customer focused company and that applies to not just our customers, but any customer of the solar industry. We have worked with the CPUC to
ensure customers understand their rights and responsibilities as it pertains to solar and as part of that we advise you to go to the below link from CA.gov to
review the CPUCs consumer protection guide.

What is the California Solar Consumer Protection Guide?

The California Solar Consumer Protection Guide is a brochure produced by the CPUC which is intended to provide information and guidance to homeowners
who are interested in installing solar systems on their homes.

Why is this Guide important?

This guide was created to provide information and guidelines to homeowners so that they can make an informed decision about solar. The Guide is required to
be provided to all homeowners before any contract for solar is presented. The CPUC requires that the homeowner initial and sign certain pages within the
Guide so that these can be filed with the Utility that the homeowner resides in.

Where can I find a copy of the Guide?

A copy of the Guide can be found online at this link:
California Solar Consumer Protection Guide

To make a complaint against a contractor who installs this system and/or the home improvement salesperson who sold this system, contact the
Contractors State License Board (CSLB) through their website at www.cslb.ca.gov (search: “complaint form”), by telephone at 800-321-CSLB (2752), or by
writing to P.O. Box 26000, Sacramento, CA 95826.

If the attached contract was not negotiated at the contractor’s place of business, you have a Three-Day Right to Cancel the contract, pursuant to
Business and Professions Code (BPC) section 7159, as noted below. For further details on canceling the contract, see the Notice of Cancellation, which
must be included in your contract.

Three-Day Right to Cancel

You, the buyer, have the right to cancel this contract within three business days. You may cancel by emailing, mailing, faxing, or delivering a written
notice to the contractor at the contractor’s place of business by midnight of the third business day after you received a signed and dated copy of the
contract which includes this notice. Include your name, your address, and the date you received the signed copy of the contract and this notice.

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 Important Information About Assumptions Made in this Proposal.
Post-Solar Rate Schedule is Pacific Gas & Electric Co , 2020 Proposed Residential Service - 2020 Proposed Rate 3289575. The utility rates reflected in the
estimated utility costs and savings in this Proposal are based on current rates but may be higher if a publicly announced proposed rate increase is
expected to be in effect when your system is activated.
1. Electric bill is estimated assuming a range of annual utility rate escalations from 0% to 4%. Actual escalation may differ or vary annually. The EIA
estimates a nationwide annual escalation of 2% for the relevant time period (AEO, 2016).
2. Savings is estimated as the difference between the cost of a SunPower system and the value of solar, which includes projected energy bill savings.
Savings are estimated and do not incorporate the effects of any possible taxes. Savings are shown for discussion purposes only and are not
guaranteed.
3. Savings are based on your utility rate on the date of this proposal, during year one of your system’s activation. This proposal expires 15 day from
date generated unless otherwise stipulated by SunPower or its representatives. Other terms and conditions may apply.
4. Actual consumption over time may vary based on electricity needs, impacting overall savings.

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