Energy-saving loans for apartment buildings
Fannie Mae
Apartment owners can explore Fannie Mae financing tied to planned reductions in building energy and water use.
Explore this resourceFannie Mae
Apartment owners can explore Fannie Mae financing tied to planned reductions in building energy and water use.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Public Utilities Commission
Businesses and public facilities can ask about battery rebates. Funding categories give priority to certain high-need sites.
Explore this resourceSouthern California Edison (SCE)
Eligible Edison-area businesses with electric water heaters can ask about rewards for shifting heating away from busy power-use times.
Explore this resourceSoCal REN
Water and wastewater agencies with Edison or SoCalGas service can ask about energy reviews, incentives and financing.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Energy Commission’s Fuels and Transportation Division
Businesses, fleets and public agencies can explore California funding opportunities for cleaner transportation. Each opportunity has its own rules and dates.
Explore this resourceWestern Municipal Water District
Western Water commercial customers can seek rebates for approved lawn removal. This program does not serve every Riverside County property.
Explore this resourceInland Regional Energy Network (I-REN)
Public agencies in Riverside and San Bernardino counties can ask about energy advice and upgrade incentives for their buildings.
Explore this resourceUS Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Building owners can use ENERGY STAR's online tool to track energy and water use and compare building performance.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA)
California farms can check for future irrigation-funding rounds. This program is not currently taking applications.
Explore this resourceLincus Inc. / SCE
Water agencies and eligible pumping operations can ask about expert help and incentives for reducing energy use.
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