Get Application For Service - Pacific Gas And Electric Company

Filling out the Application for Service from Pacific Gas and Electric Company is an important step in establishing gas and electric services for your residential project. This guide provides clear, step-by-step instructions to help you complete the application accurately and efficiently online.

Follow the steps to fill out the application correctly.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Application for Service form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by selecting the project type, such as Build-Out Subdivision, Condominiums, or Apartments, and enter the number of lots/units as applicable.
3. Provide project information, including the desired gas and electric service types, project name, and the date initial service is needed. Fill in the project address and the nearest cross street.
4. Complete the contract information section with the legal name for the contract, the name of the authorized signatory, and their title. Provide a mailing address for contract correspondence.
5. Fill in credit information for the party responsible for energy bills after service installation, including their contact details and whether they currently have a service account with PG&E.
6. Indicate any design or installation choices by selecting options related to gas/electric distribution, and provide trenching dates and installation responsibilities.
7. Address the electric load information by specifying the main switch size, voltage preferences, and types of electric loads relevant to the proposed project.
8. If planning to install any self-generation equipment such as photovoltaic systems, indicate this and provide estimates for generation capacity.
9. Attach all required plans and permits as outlined in the form, ensuring you provide copies as specified.
10. Review the agreement to pay section, sign and date the application to confirm your understanding and acceptance of responsibilities.

Start completing your Application for Service online today to ensure your energy needs are met.