ENERGY SWITCH GRANT
Power Your Future with Brighthouse
Unlock a $10,000 Grant to Transition to Solar Power and Battery Storage
At Brighthouse, we believe the future of energy is bright, sustainable, and within your control. That’s why we’re proud to introduce our Energy Switch Grant (E.S.G.), a $1 million initiative designed to empower Central Valley homeowners to take charge of their energy future.
By switching your power provider to Brighthouse, you can unlock a $10,000 grant to transition to solar power and battery storage, fully installed at no upfront cost to you.
The Brighthouse Energy Switch Grant:
Your Path to Savings and Stability
With the Brighthouse E.S.G., we’re making it simple and rewarding to switch to clean, reliable energy. Here’s how it works:
No-Cost Solar and Battery Installation: Brighthouse partners with leading solar providers to install state-of-the-art solar panels and battery storage systems at your home at zero upfront cost to you.
$10,000 Grant for Switching: When you choose Brighthouse as your power provider over traditional utilities like PG&E, you’ll receive a $10,000 grant as a thank-you for joining the energy revolution.
Hedge Against Rising Costs: By locking in with Brighthouse, you protect yourself from the unpredictable rate hikes of traditional power companies, ensuring stable energy costs for years to come.
Power Your Future: With solar and battery storage, you’re not just saving money, you’re contributing to a sustainable, tech-driven future where electricity powers progress.
A New Era of Energy in
Central Valley
The Central Valley has always been a land of transformation. First, it was about land - fertile fields that fed the nation. Then, it was about water sustaining life and growth in our communities. Now, a new chapter is unfolding, and it’s all about electricity.
As artificial intelligence (AI) and cryptocurrency technologies reshape our world, electricity is becoming more than a necessity, it’s a driving force behind innovation, intelligence, and economic power.
The rise of AI demands unprecedented energy resources, and the Central Valley is poised to lead this revolution. But with this shift comes a challenge: traditional power providers like PG&E are struggling to keep up with rising costs and demand. Electricity, once a basic utility, is becoming a luxury one that savvy homeowners can turn into an opportunity.
Why Now? The Power Shift Is Here
The Central Valley is no stranger to change. As AI and cryptocurrency industries grow, they’re driving a surge in energy demand. Data centers, blockchain networks, and intelligent systems require reliable, high-capacity power making electricity a valuable commodity. At Brighthouse, we’re not just keeping up with this shift; we’re leading it. By joining the E.S.G. program, you’re not only securing your own energy independence but also positioning yourself at the forefront of a region-wide transformation.
This isn’t about tourism or temporary fixes, it’s about building a future where the Central Valley thrives as a hub of innovation. By switching to Brighthouse, you’re investing in a cleaner, smarter, and more prosperous community.
Apply Online: Fill out our quick, secure application to see if your home qualifies.
Get Approved: Our team will review your application and confirm eligibility.
Switch and Save: Once approved, we’ll handle the solar and battery installation, switch your power provider to Brighthouse, and issue your $10,000 grant.
How to Get Started
Qualifying for the Energy Switch Grant is simple
A Program That Feels Like a Movement
The Brighthouse E.S.G. isn’t just a grant, it’s a commitment to a brighter, more sustainable Central Valley. Backed by our
$1 million investment, this program is designed to feel as reliable and impactful as a government initiative, but with the personal touch and innovation only Brighthouse can deliver. Together, we’re powering homes, communities, and the future.
Apply today and take the first step toward energy independence. Let’s make the Central Valley a beacon of progress, one home, one solar panel, one grant at a time.