Sunrun says California distributed power plant expands dispatch capacity to 425 MW

• Sunrun expanded its California residential distributed power plant to 425 MW of peak dispatchable capacity for summer grid support.
• Program enrollment rose to more than 80,000 households, representing more than 110,000 home batteries, up from 16,000 in 2024.
• Dispatch will run through the California Energy Commission’s Demand Side Grid Support program, with additional dispatch via the CPUC Emergency Load Reduction Program.
• Availability set for daily 4-9 p.m. dispatch windows through summer and fall, targeting peak-demand periods.
• Sunrun cited a July 29, 2025 dispatch event that averaged more than 360 MW over two hours from its home-battery fleet.

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