Programs
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Program Offerings in PG&E Territory
Low Income
Qualified low-income tenants can receive energy-saving home improvements at no charge.
Multifamily income-qualifying properties can receive no-cost energy assessments and whole building energy saving upgrades.
Low-income properties can apply for solar photovoltaic (PV) systems and energy efficiency upgrades at no cost.
Designed to provide technical assistance and incentives for new all-electric low-income residential buildings that reduce GHG emissions.
Income-qualified heat pump rebates are available for single family households and multifamily projects through TECH Clean California.
Market Rate
Receive incentives for energy-efficient and all-electric new construction and alteration projects.
Residential developers and builders constructing new, market-rate homes with all-electric appliances and equipment can receive technical assistance and financial incentives.
Get rebates and no-cost energy consulting for energy and water efficiency upgrades at multifamily properties in the Bay Area.
Integrate energy efficiency upgrades into your multifamily property in SMUD territory.
MCE’s SEM program helps multifamily properties reduce energy usage by 3%–15% with little to no capital investment. Property owners are paid for every kWh and therm saved!
3C-REN’s Multifamily Home Energy Savings helps property owners save energy and money with energy efficiency upgrades at a reduced cost.
EV & Renewables
Get rebates for new, qualifying generation equipment like battery storage, wind turbines, and more.
Add solar photovoltaic (PV) panels to your affordable multifamily property.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Programs
Contact SPOC today to learn about program opportunities in your area.
Financing
Finance your energy efficiency projects with unsecured, 0% loans up to $250,000 per application. Loan repayment is made through your PG&E bill.
Market-rate and affordable multifamily property owners can apply for 100% financing of project costs for common area and in-unit energy efficiency upgrades.
Owners of any residential property can apply for financing for energy efficiency upgrades.