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Wattsmart Trade Allies

An internal staff record of the contractors, retailers, and vendors who participate in Wattsmart programs, used to look up a trade ally, store and track their documents, and log case notes.

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Overview

An internal staff record of the contractors, retailers, and vendors who participate in Wattsmart programs, used to look up a trade ally, store and track their documents, and log case notes.

Eligibility Requirements

Employment

  • Company sells or installs qualifying equipment for a Wattsmart program in Washington, California, Utah, Idaho, or Wyoming.
  • Battery system must be installed by a qualified contractor.

Other

  • Company carries general liability insurance and state-required workers' compensation coverage.
  • Company has completed program or manufacturer training, such as the Rocky Mountain Power Heat Pump Pro Network.
  • Company holds the contractor and business licenses required in each state it works in.
  • Company has signed, or is ready to sign, the program's trade ally participation agreement.
  • Company can provide a W-9 so incentives can be paid to the contractor.
  • Projects requiring pre-approval must have incentive offers received prior to August 21, 2026
  • Projects with incentive offers issued between August 21, 2026, and October 15, 2026, must be completed by November 15, 2026
  • All project documentation must be submitted by November 30, 2026
  • Eligible equipment must be purchased and installed by November 15, 2026
  • Applications and all required documentation must be submitted by November 30, 2026
  • Premium vendors must meet requirements and certifications specified by Pacific Power’s Wattsmart Business program
  • Customer must be on Electric Service Schedule 135.
  • Battery storage system must have a constantly working and reliable Internet connection and Pacific Power communications verification.
  • Battery system must integrate with PacifiCorp’s Distributed Battery Grid Management System (DBGMS).
  • Battery system must meet qualifying UL Certification and IEEE 2030.5 protocol.
  • Battery system must have a minimum 4 kW continuous output and 10 kWh usable capacity.
  • Battery system must have a 10-year battery life warranty and 7500 daily load cycling life.
  • Battery system must allow full Pacific Power dispatch control.
  • Battery system must not be discharged below 50% in the first year and 10% thereafter.
  • Customer must sign the Terms and Conditions document along with the installer.
  • Customer must agree to provide Pacific Power with 30 days advance notice of a sale of the home or business where the equipment is installed.
  • New owner may assume the agreement in writing.
  • Minimum 4-year contract commitment for new installations.
  • Customer must repay prorated incentive for early termination.

Residency

  • Program is available only in California
  • Must be a Pacific Power customer in Oregon or Washington.

Housing

  • Customer must own the premise where the equipment is installed.

How to Apply

Apply online

  • online
  • phone

Benefits

Benefit amount: Up to $600 per kW upfront cash payment; $15 per kW annual bill credit starting in year two (One-time upfront payment; annual bill credit)

cash

Required Documents

  • W-9
  • Certificate of general liability insurance
  • Workers' compensation certificate or exemption
  • State contractor license
  • Business license, where required
  • Signed trade ally participation agreement
  • Rebate checklist
  • Tune-Up checklist
  • Terms and Conditions document signed by both installer and customer

Frequently Asked Questions

What documents do I need to submit for my company to join the program?

You will need to provide a W-9 form, proof of insurance, and any required training certificates along with the signed participation agreement.

Are there any deadlines I should be aware of for project approvals and documentation submissions?

Yes, all project documentation must be submitted by November 30, 2026, and projects requiring pre-approval must have incentive offers received prior to August 21, 2026.

What happens after I submit my application and required documents?

After submission, your application will be reviewed, and you will receive confirmation regarding your eligibility and participation in the program.

What if I want to sell my business after installing the equipment?

You must provide Pacific Power with 30 days advance notice of the sale, and the new owner may assume the agreement in writing.

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