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Browse all servicesQuit Carbon
Homeowners arranging an approved upgrade through QuitCarbon may get up to $300 for a qualifying referred home upgrade.
Explore this resource: QuitCarbon rebates for approved home upgradesSouthern California Edison
Southern California Edison households planning approved home energy improvements may get a home assessment and possible improvement rebates.
Explore this resource: Southern California Edison help planning home energy upgradesSoCal REN
Apartment owners reviewing SoCalREN's small-building offer may qualify for no-cost energy-saving improvements.
Explore this resource: Free energy upgrades for some smaller apartment propertiesSoCal REN
Third- and fourth-grade classrooms in the SoCalREN service area may get classroom energy lessons and take-home energy-saving kits.
Explore this resource: Free home energy-saving kits through schoolsSouth Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)
Applications are not open yet. The next round is scheduled for November 6, 2026, for qualifying heat pumps replacing gas or propane heating.
Explore this resource: Go Zero rebates for replacing gas home heatingSouth Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)
A new application opening has not been announced. Apartment owners can check the planned rebate round for replacing gas or propane water heating.
Explore this resource: Go Zero water-heating rebates for apartment buildingsSouth Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)
A new application opening has not been announced. Apartment owners can check the planned rebate round for replacing gas or propane heating.
Explore this resource: Go Zero heating rebates for apartment buildingsCalifornia Department of Community Services and Development
Owners of qualifying affordable apartment properties may get help with energy-saving building improvements.
Explore this resource: Energy-saving upgrades for affordable apartment buildingsDepartment 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.
Explore this resource: Free energy improvements for farmworker homesSouthern 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 resource: Lower your electric bill with CARERide and Drive Clean
People shopping for selected electric vehicles or e-bikes may qualify for limited-time discounts through participating sellers.
Explore this resource: Check electric-car and e-bike discountsSelf 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 resource: Help paying for home solar and batteries