Program Help Guides and Application Tips

The Disclosure Form includes an automatic validation to confirm that the Customer Type matches the AC size. AVs may have noticed that Customer Type terminology differs slightly from the Program categories.

On average, more than 1,000 Part I or Part II applications each month necessitate a Need Info request, resulting in delayed application review and approval. Need Info requests are emailed each Monday and Wednesday, and the best way to avoid additional delay is to respond to the request as quickly

As energy storage becomes increasingly more common as an add-on to solar projects, Approved Vendors should correctly note battery backup components in Part I and Part II applications. Part I – In January 2025, a new field was added to Distributed Generation Disclosure Forms asking “Will project include a battery

Part I Section 6 of the DG project application includes a text field for Approved Vendors to explain variances between the Utility Account Holder and the Property Owner. AVs may now use this field to explain variances in project addresses as well. For example, the physical project location address might

If the project installer has changed between Part I and Part II, please review all of the installer’s contact information, qualified person, and ICC certification details before submission. Noting this change in the Part II ‘Overview Comments’ could help avoid additional Need Info requests about documentation discrepancies which can delay

The Program Administrator has observed a trend in data inconsistency between Part II project application data and documentation submitted to the Generation Attribute Tracking System (“GATS”) Registry. Non-matching information will result in a Need Info request that delays application review and approval, and Approved Vendors are advised to ensure accurate,