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Energy upgrades for small apartment buildings
SoCal REN
Owners of eligible smaller apartment buildings can ask about no-cost upgrades. Utility service and underserved-area rules apply.
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No-cost energy upgrades for small businesses
SoCal REN
Eligible small and medium businesses and nonprofits can ask about energy upgrades in underserved communities, including qualifying tribal locations.
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Heat-pump water-heater help for small businesses
South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD)
Eligible small businesses and nonprofits can ask about a rebate for replacing a gas water heater with a heat pump.
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Anza Electric rules for solar billing
Anza Electric Cooperative
Anza Electric customers planning solar can read about solar billing and connection rules. Check the full costs and account rules before agreeing to work.
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Energy help for water and wastewater agencies
SoCal REN
Water and wastewater agencies with Edison or SoCalGas service can ask about energy reviews, incentives and financing.
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Clean-transportation project funding
California Energy Commission’s Fuels and Transportation Division
Businesses, fleets and public agencies can explore California funding opportunities for cleaner transportation. Each opportunity has its own rules and dates.
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Western Water business turf rebates
Western Municipal Water District
Western Water commercial customers can seek rebates for approved lawn removal. This program does not serve every Riverside County property.
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Energy-upgrade help for local public agencies
Inland Regional Energy Network (I-REN)
Public agencies in Riverside and San Bernardino counties can ask about energy advice and upgrade incentives for their buildings.
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Free tool to track building energy and water use
US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Building owners can use ENERGY STAR's online tool to track energy and water use and compare building performance.
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Find rebates for energy-saving equipment
US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Search ENERGY STAR's tool for equipment rebates, then check the program offering each rebate before buying.
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