Western Water household water-saving rebates
Western Municipal Water District
Western Municipal Water District customers planning water-saving improvements may qualify for rebates for approved water-saving products or projects.
Explore this resourceWestern Municipal Water District
Western Municipal Water District customers planning water-saving improvements may qualify for rebates for approved water-saving products or projects.
Explore this resourceEastern Municipal Water District
Eastern Municipal Water District customers planning water-saving improvements may qualify for rebates for approved water-saving products or projects.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Air Resources Board (ARB)
Public and tribal fleet operators can explore vouchers toward eligible cleaner vehicles. Check the vehicle rules and current funding before ordering.
Explore this resourceSoCal REN
Farms with Southern California Edison or SoCalGas service can ask about equipment rebates and help cutting energy costs.
Explore this resourceSouthern California Edison (SCE)
Farms can check for rebates on eligible equipment that reduces energy use. Processing and drying facilities have an extra location requirement.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Energy Commission
Owners of certain large buildings must report their energy use to the state. This resource explains who must report and which buildings are exempt.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Energy Commission
Affordable-housing developers can explore financial support and free technical guidance for qualifying all-electric projects. The project must meet income, experience and utility-cost rules.
Explore this resourceSouth Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)
Businesses and fleet operators can use this directory to find cleaner-equipment incentives and understand air-quality rules. Each offer has its own conditions.
Explore this resourceCity of Rancho Cucamonga
Rancho Cucamonga homeowners reviewing the city's housing-repair program may qualify for repair help through a grant or repayable loan.
Explore this resourceCalifornia Public Utility Commission
Income-qualified apartment residents and owners of qualifying buildings may qualify for no-cost energy-saving improvements.
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