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How does the Energy Commission treat systems installed by sellers or contractors on their own new home?

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How does the Energy Commission treat systems installed by sellers or contractors on their own new home?

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PV system sellers or contractors (e.g., retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers) may not sell a system to themselves. To receive an incentive, a purchase agreement (or proof of purchase) must be between the builder and the system supplier. The supplier must be identified as the seller on the application form and must be registered with the California Energy Commission. Documentation of a purchase between two principals or owners within the same entity or between spouses is not acceptable, nor is a purchase agreement signed by the same individual.

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