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Fire Weather Forecasted 

Red Flag Warnings have been issued for the western and eastern Cascade slopes for gusty winds and lightning storms. As part of PSE’s wildfire safe operations, we have turned on system settings that are more sensitive to potential hazards on targeted lines in these areas.

Enhanced Powerline Settings are designed to help keep you safe, but they may result in unplanned power outages.

This is NOT a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS), where we proactively turn off power in advance of severe weather.

We understand the impact unexpected outages can have on our customers, so we've added additional staffing for our first responders and our operations center.

For more information or to report a power outage, visit PSE’s Outage map.

Due to numerous wildfires in our region, air quality in many areas is within the unhealthy range. Wildfire smoke can seriously affect health, especially for high-risk individuals. To learn more about how to protect yourself and others, please visit the Washington State Department of Health page on staying safe from smoke.

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Safety first. Never touch or go within 35 feet of downed power lines because they might be energized. Call PSE at 1-888-225-5773 or 911 to report problems.

Report and track power outages online

PSE’s Flex Batteries Enhanced Incentives make battery energy storage systems more accessible by offsetting the upfront equipment and installation costs. And because this lower purchase and install cost is paired with enrollment rewards (and even more rewards for participation) through PSE’s Flex Batteries program, you can save money at the time of installation and earn over the life of your system.

You may be eligible to receive up to $10,000 in enhanced incentives towards the upfront cost of your battery. In addition, earn $75 per kWh of battery storage at enrollment (up to $1,000 maximum per battery). You also earn for participating – get $.50 per kWh for your participation during Flex events.

Enhanced incentives are available to residential electric customers who work with a Recommended Energy Professional to connect an eligible battery system to PSE's grid that meets the requirements of either Pathway A or Pathway B.

Find out if you qualify below.

  • How do I qualify? Pathway A

    Residential electric customers might qualify for enhanced incentives through Pathway A for reasons including limited income, lack of access to food and health care, the language you speak, disability, or other factors.

    What am I eligible for? You may be eligible for up to $10,000 in enhanced incentives or 100% of eligible equipment and installation costs covered, in addition to incentives through Flex Batteries.

    How do I qualify for enhanced incentives?
    You may qualify for Pathway A in a number of ways including


    Use this form to find out if your income qualifies you for enhanced incentives

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  • How do I qualify? Pathway B

    Residential electric customers experiencing reliability concerns and living on a specific area of PSE’s grid may be eligible for enhanced equipment and installation incentives through Pathway B.

    What am I eligible for? You may be eligible for up to $5,000 in enhanced incentives or 100% coverage of eligible equipment and installation costs, in addition to incentives through Flex Batteries.

    How do I qualify for enhanced incentives? Contact us at der@pse.com to see if you qualify and to learn more about the enhanced incentives available to you.

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Community Engagement Report

PSE strives to empower historically disenfranchised customers in the cleaner energy transition by providing the opportunity to co-design the next iteration of our customer programs. We are building procedural equity into our work and creating space for collaboration between customers and utilities to create inclusive, accessible cleaner energy programs and resources. From September 2022 through May 2023, PSE conducted community engagement on future distributed energy resource (DER) programs, including batteries, solar installations, and demand response (DR) programs. We listened in focus groups, workshops, and surveys to better understand the benefits and barriers customers may face when it comes to DER products to ensure future program design can alleviate these barriers and maximize the desired benefits.

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