South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)
Lower-income households within South Coast air district boundaries may get up to $500 toward an approved home electric-car charger.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Department of Consumer Affairs, Bureau of Automotive Repair
California owners of a qualifying old car may get a payment to have it permanently scrapped. Smog-test, income and vehicle rules decide which payment applies.
Explore this resourceSouthern California Edison (SCE)
Southern California Edison customers with lower household income may get 32.5% off their electric bill. Homeowners and renters can apply.
Explore this resourceSelf Generation Incentive Program (SGIP)
Households with lower income may get help adding approved solar panels and a home battery. Ask the program to check your home and available funding.
Explore this resourceRide and Drive Clean
People shopping for selected electric vehicles or e-bikes may qualify for limited-time discounts through participating sellers.
Explore this resourceEnergy Smart Homes
New applicants currently join a waitlist. This program helps qualifying owners switch a whole home's gas appliances to electric equipment.
Explore this resourceSoCal Gas
SoCalGas households buying an approved smart thermostat may qualify for a rebate on a qualifying smart thermostat.
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Homeowners and renters with written owner permission may get a loan for qualifying home energy improvements.
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SoCalGas households installing a qualifying solar water heater may qualify for rebates toward an approved solar water-heating system.
Explore this resourceFederal government
Lower-income households needing a more energy-efficient home may get home energy-saving improvements selected after a home check.
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