Where We Work
New construction solar throughout California.
Eventure is based in Los Angeles and works statewide. Every region has its own utilities, jurisdictions, climate zones, and construction markets, and the solar scope has to be planned for each. Select a region for the details that matter there.
Why Region Matters
Same code, different utility, different jurisdiction.
The Energy Code applies statewide, but its capacity factors vary by climate zone, and everything around it varies by place. The City of Los Angeles is served by LADWP with its own interconnection process and programs; most of the rest of Southern California is served by Southern California Edison; San Diego by SDG&E; Northern California largely by PG&E; and dozens of cities by municipal utilities. Building departments, fire authorities, and design review processes differ as well.
We plan each project for its utility, its jurisdiction, and its climate, and we bring that knowledge to the project team before the first permit application is filed.
Utility coordination| Region | Primary utilities |
|---|---|
| Los Angeles | LADWP and Southern California Edison |
| Orange County | Southern California Edison, Anaheim Public Utilities, SDG&E (south county) |
| San Diego | San Diego Gas & Electric |
| Inland Empire | Southern California Edison and municipal utilities including Riverside Public Utilities |
| Ventura & Santa Barbara | Southern California Edison and PG&E (northern Santa Barbara County) |
| Bay Area | PG&E, Silicon Valley Power, Alameda Municipal Power, and community choice aggregators |
| Sacramento & Central Valley | SMUD, PG&E, and irrigation district utilities |
Discuss Your Project
Building anywhere in California?
Tell us where the project is and where it stands. We will bring the utility, jurisdiction, and Energy Code details for that region to the first conversation.