Department of Community Services and Development (CSD)
Income-qualified farmworker households in Riverside County and other served counties may get approved home energy improvements or solar at no cost.
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Riverside Public Utilities customers buying an electric vehicle may qualify for rebates for qualifying electric vehicles.
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Search by ZIP code for water-saving rebates. Your own water agency decides which offers your home can use.
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Get Southern California Edison shutoff alerts and practical outage information. Separate battery and medical-support programs have their own requirements.
Explore this resourceCommunity Housing Development Corporation
Income-qualified California drivers retiring an approved old vehicle may qualify for help buying a cleaner car or using other transportation.
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Owners of qualifying affordable rental buildings with at least five homes may get help adding solar that can benefit tenant electric bills.
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Owners of apartment properties with at least five homes and qualifying utility service may get a loan for approved energy-saving building improvements.
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Homeowners arranging an approved upgrade through QuitCarbon may get up to $300 for a qualifying referred home upgrade.
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Southern California Edison households planning approved home energy improvements may get a home assessment and possible improvement rebates.
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Apartment owners reviewing SoCalREN's small-building offer may qualify for no-cost energy-saving improvements.
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