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How It Works — PWR Brokers
Simple. Transparent. Done for You.

How Solar Works With PWR Brokers

From your first call to your first zero-dollar utility bill — here's exactly what the process looks like.

Step 01

We Shop the Market For You

PWR Brokers compares rates and installers from our network of certified solar providers — no hours of research on your end.

Step 02

You Review & Choose Your Plan

We walk you through a clear proposal — system size, savings estimate, payback period, and financing options. No jargon.

Step 03

Your System Gets Installed

Our vetted installer handles permits, equipment, and setup end to end. Most homes are done in a single day with no disruption.

Step 04

Start Saving from Day One

Your system powers on and your meter runs backward. Watch your bill shrink — or disappear entirely — from the very first month.

California pays some of the highest electricity rates in the country.

Utilities like SDG&E, PG&E, and SCE charge 2–3× the national average — and rates have increased every year for the past decade.

  • Average CA rate: 34–46¢ per kWh

  • U.S. national average: 17.2¢ per kWh

  • Rates have risen ~8% per year since 2020

  • The typical CA household spends $200–$320/month on electricity

Solar lets you generate your own power and lock in a fixed cost today — so whatever utilities charge next year, it won't be your problem.

Energy Rate Comparison — PWR Brokers

Residential Electricity · ¢ per kWh · 2025–2026

California Utilities vs. National Average

Average residential electricity rates across California's major investor-owned utilities. California customers pay 2–3× more than the U.S. average — making rate comparison essential.

SDG&E San Diego
45.7¢
PG&E N. California
41.5¢
SCE S. California
34.5¢
U.S. Average National
17.2¢
14¢ 28¢ 42¢ 56¢
↑ Nat'l avg
2.7×
SDG&E vs. national avg
2.4×
PG&E vs. national avg
2.0×
SCE vs. national avg