Skip the electrical panel upgrade.
Use CA-approved load management to electrify.
For EV chargers and other large electric loads. Days to install — not months. Save thousands vs. a typical California electrical panel upgrade.
Why electrical panel upgrades aren’t always the answer
Most California homes have a 100–200A electrical panel with available capacity — they just don’t have spare circuits. Adding an EV charger or another large load doesn’t often require a main panel upgrade, which typically costs thousands of dollars and months of utility processing time.
Modern load management eliminates that requirement by intelligently sharing the existing electrical service capacity you already get. National Electrical Code and California utilities formally allow it, and Connect California has been delivering it since 2019.
Available in PG&E, SCE, and SDGE territory. If your utility is not listed, contact us for an update.