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Solar Companies in Pacific Grove, CA: Who Installed the Most Systems in 2025
Utility records show 37 home solar systems connected in Pacific Grove in 2025. Solex was the installer of record on 14 of them, followed by Sunrun (4). The table lists each company's CSLB license number. It is a count from public records, not a ranking or endorsement: check each license and get at least three quotes.
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Key facts
- Electric utility
- PG&E
- 33.7¢/kWh average residential rate, CPUC
- CPUC Public Advocates Officechecked Sep 22, 2026
Installers who connected the most home solar systems in Pacific Grove in 2025
| Installer (name as reported) | Systems in 2025 | Jan 2024 to May 2026 | CSLB license |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solex | 14 | 30 | 678517 check |
| Sunrun | 4 | 10 | 750184 check |
Counts from utility records, not a ranking or endorsement. Check each license's status and complaint history on the CSLB's Check a License page (checked Sept. 24, 2026).
Source: California Distributed Generation Statistics (CPUC), Interconnected Project Sites data set, data through May 31, 2026 (checked Sept. 24, 2026).
Home solar in Pacific Grove by the numbers
PG&E approved 37 home solar systems in Pacific Grove in 2025, from 18 installers; the top three were named on 54% of them. The busiest year since 2021 was 2023, with 82 (2025: -55%). Another 18 were approved from January through May 2026.
2025 mix: 14% leased or on a power purchase agreement, 87% owned by the household; 46% with a battery; median size 5.29 kW DC. Monterey County: 49% leased or PPA, 50% with a battery, median 4.54 kW.
| Year | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Systems connected | 23 | 55 | 82 | 50 | 37 |
Who connects a Pacific Grove solar system
PG&E connected every Pacific Grove system in the 2025 records. A new Pacific Grove system on PG&E goes on the CPUC Net Billing Tariff; the key facts above give PG&E's average rate.
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Match the business name and license number on each Pacific Grove proposal to the CSLB record, then use our contractor verification steps, the quote comparison guide and the PPA, loan, lease and cash comparison. What you pay the utility today is on the Pacific Grove rates and bills page.
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Frequently asked questions
Which solar companies install the most systems in Pacific Grove?
In 2025 interconnection records, Solex was the installer on 14 home systems in Pacific Grove, Sunrun on 4, out of 37. Since January 2024 the same companies were named on 30, 10 systems. That is a count, not a ranking.
Do most Pacific Grove homeowners buy or lease their solar?
Of 37 home systems connected in Pacific Grove in 2025, 14% were leased or on a power purchase agreement and 46% had a battery; the median size was 5.29 kW DC.
How do I check a Pacific Grove solar company's license?
Look the number up on the CSLB's Check a License page. For the companies named on the most Pacific Grove systems in 2025, the applications list 678517 for Solex and 750184 for Sunrun. The CSLB record shows the status, classification and any complaint disclosure.
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