Protect selected essentials
Plan around refrigeration, lights, internet, home-office equipment, medical equipment, well pumps, or other priority circuits.
Quiet, automatic battery backup planned around the parts of your home that matter most. Battery-only systems are available for qualifying Texas homes.
Final options depend on your address, utility, electrical service, energy needs, and current program availability.
Your address, utility, battery, and electricity plan can open different paths to rebates or bill credits. See real program examples, then let’s check which options fit your home.

Quiet backup. Potential incentives. A plan built around your home.
These are separate programs with different service areas and rules. Amounts are examples, not a quote or guaranteed net savings. Rates, equipment, ownership, available funding, and program terms need review.
Examples checked October 14, 2026. We confirm current terms and home eligibility before presenting a proposal.
A useful backup plan begins with the circuits you care about, the time you want them supported, and the electrical conditions at your property.
Plan around refrigeration, lights, internet, home-office equipment, medical equipment, well pumps, or other priority circuits.
A home battery avoids generator refueling, engine noise, exhaust, and manual startup. Transfer behavior varies by system design.
Some electricity plans can support scheduled charging or peak-rate management. We check the actual plan before discussing savings.
A battery holds a limited amount of energy. If your goal is a few hours or overnight support, battery-only may fit. If your goal is a longer outage, solar can provide a daytime recharge source when the system, weather, and available sunlight allow it.
Start with the home and outage goal. Your contact request is saved before we ask for the bill and complete property details.

Choose the closest answers. Exact capacity and runtime come after the home review.
Effective September 1, 2025, Texas limited most municipalities from creating separate installation and inspection rules for qualifying residential energy backup systems. Municipally owned utilities retain authority in their service areas.
Licensed electrical work, applicable codes, permits, utility requirements, and individual project review still apply. The law is a regulatory change, not a rebate or guaranteed approval.
Read the Texas licensing department summary ↗No. Battery-only systems are currently available for qualifying Texas homes. Solar becomes relevant when you want a daytime recharge source during a longer outage.
That depends on usable battery capacity, system output, starting loads, and what runs at the same time. Many plans begin with selected essentials. Large heating, cooling, water-heating, cooking, pumping, or EV loads may require more capacity or a different design.
Runtime is determined by stored capacity and the loads drawing from it. We use your priorities and electric bill to prepare a useful estimate instead of promising a generic number.
It can help on some compatible rate plans when off-peak electricity is sufficiently cheaper. It is not automatic. We review the rate plan, charging losses, usage, and system cost before discussing potential savings.
Blackout Ready USA serves homeowners through Powur in these states. We confirm the available system and installation options for your address.
Choose the right energy path. Solar and solar + storage options vary by location. Battery-only projects are currently available in Texas and eligible California utility territories; an active state does not mean every system is available at every address.
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