California Public Utilities Commission
Commercial kitchens can use this resource to explore efficient food-service equipment and related rebates. Check the rules for the specific service or purchase.
Explore this resourceTRC Engineers, Inc. / PG&E
The California Energy-Smart Homes program currently directs applicants to a waitlist. Confirm your utility and project rules before planning funded work.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Energy Commission
Schools can explore grants for qualifying ventilation equipment and improvements. Priority is given to underserved schools and certain high-exposure locations.
Explore this resourceSouthern California Edison (SCE)
Edison business customers can browse programs for reducing energy costs and planning improvements. Choose the offer that fits your operation.
Explore this resourceDesert Community Energy (DCE)
Eligible Desert Community Energy customers can explore recognition and marketing for using its carbon-free electricity plan. This is a service-area-specific program.
Explore this resourceUS Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Small businesses can use practical energy-efficiency information and explore recognition opportunities. Start with the guidance most relevant to your premises and equipment.
Explore this resourceRiverside Public Utilities
Riverside Public Utilities commercial customers can check for help with qualifying construction projects. The rebate is limited by both project cost and a maximum award.
Explore this resourceCommunities In Charge
Apartment-property owners can explore rebates for eligible electric-vehicle charging. Certain affordable-housing and community locations receive preference.
Explore this resourceWilldan Energy Solutions / SCE
Eligible businesses can explore rebates for energy-saving improvements. Some sites are assigned to separate agricultural or industrial programs.
Explore this resourceLa Cooperativa de Compesina / California Department of Community Services and Development (CSD)
Eligible farmworker housing can explore energy improvements offered at no cost. The property must be in a covered county.
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