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Affordable apartment buildings may get energy-saving upgrades. Some renters can qualify even if the whole building does not.
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SoCalGas customers can explore a program that pays based on measured energy savings. Check how projects qualify and how performance is calculated.
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Apartment owners may get money back on approved washers in shared laundry rooms. The amount depends on their utilities.
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New applications are paused while the state updates its loan notices. Eligible schools, public agencies and tribes can check for reopening updates.
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Eligible Edison businesses can check for summer bill credits. Your rate plan and participation in other electricity programs affect eligibility.
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Qualifying SoCalGas facilities can explore appliance upgrades offered at no cost. Ask which equipment and installation work are covered.
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Builders can explore support for new market-rate homes using all-electric appliances and equipment. Check the project requirements before relying on an incentive.
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SoCalGas business customers can check for rebates on eligible energy-saving equipment. Account standing and equipment rules apply.
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Commercial kitchens can use this resource to explore efficient food-service equipment and related rebates. Check the rules for the specific service or purchase.
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The California Energy-Smart Homes program currently directs applicants to a waitlist. Confirm your utility and project rules before planning funded work.
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