What is a Kilowatt hour (kWh)?

• The overall demand or capacity of energy at a given time or structure.

• How much energy the home consumes, minus how much energy the home can effectively produce through solar.

• Measure of total energy you use over a specific period of time, and is what we are charged for (Like a gallon of gas.)

• None of the above

If you pay your utility more during peak hours of the day you are on what type of billing plan?

• Non-Tiered

• Time of use

• Tiered

• None of the above

Which is not a Sunrun Solar benefits from the list of options below?

• Performance Guarantee

• System Monitoring and maintenance

• Self generated inexpensive solar energy

• Weekly panel washing visits

What is the primary purpose of an Inverter?

• To convert DC energy produced by the solar panels into AC energy to be used by the home.

• To measure the amount of energy the home is using.

• To distribute solar energy to the home appliances

• To convert AC energy produced by the solar panels into DC energy to be used by the home.

If a solar energy system generates 1,000 kWh of energy in a day, and a home uses 1,250 kWh of energy in a day, how much energy would the home need to consume from the local utility company?

• 1,000 kWh

• 1,250 kWh

• 0 kWh

• 250 kWh

This is the main shut off of the system.

• Main Service Panel

• AC Disconnect

• Inverter

• DC Disconnect

This the equipment that measures the push and pull of energy from the utility grid.

• Sunrun Meter

• Net Meter

• Inverter

• Panel Meter

we run this process when the customer wants check if they are saving after having solar.

• NEM

• HERS

• PG

• EPG

This the type of utility billing wherein customers are paying more if the are using more energy.

• Non-Tiered

• Tiered

• Time of Use

• True Up

This is the credit we provide the customer if they produced less than what we guaranteed.

• True Up

• Annual Reconcialiation

• Design Offset

• Performance Guarantee