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Try Out Induction Cooking with This $50 Rebate
Move to high-performance cooking and reduce indoor air pollutants in your home
See Rebate
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Receive Up to $10,000 in Funding for Your Student-Led Project
Call for applications: Education Fund
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Construction Begins on Rabbitbrush Solar+Storage Project
100 MW solar project breaks ground
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Spruce Up Your Holiday Lights
New York Time’s Wirecutter list of the best LED lights
See the List
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Charge Your EV With GridShift!
Automate your EV charging to use the cheapest, greenest energy on the grid with the GridShift: EV Charging app. Download the free app today and start saving.
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 Soup season is here, but indoor air pollution doesn’t have to be! Swap your gas stove for an electric induction cooktop this season. Induction cooktops are a safer alternative, provide a more controlled cooking experience and can boil water in half the time. These are not the old electric stovetops that light up bright red coils, they are highly-responsive, magnetic cooktops that professional chefs are starting to favor.
Carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, and other toxic emissions are released into your home when cooking with gas, but you don’t have to give up your favorite stovetop meal to eliminate that risk; you can switch to an electric induction stove instead.
Try it out yourself! Right now you can receive a $50 rebate on an induction cooktop through the Appliances Assistant. Purchase a single, portable burner to use while preparing your holiday meals and experience the benefits of induction cooking first-hand.
If you are ready to install an induction stovetop you can receive the $50 rebate when purchasing an eligible model from the Appliances Assistant.
Opt for clean cooking this holiday season!
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Calling all high school and college students in our communities – Education Fund applications are open! The SVCE Education Fund provides support to high school and community college student-led projects that address our communities’ goal to fight climate change by reducing the use of fossil fuels.
If your school club, organization, class or team is working on a project related to climate awareness and reducing local carbon emissions, or if you want to start a new project focused on climate change, you can apply for the Education Fund!
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In early November, Leeward Renewable Energy, Central Coast Community Energy and SVCE announced the start of construction on the Rabbitbrush project, a 100 megawatt (MW) solar facility with a 20 MW battery energy storage system.
When fully operational, Rabbitbrush will generate enough clean solar energy to serve the needs of nearly 40,000 homes per year, displacing approximately 48,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) annually—the equivalent of taking 10,500 cars with internal combustion engines off the road. The Rabbitbrush project is estimated to begin providing power to the grid in summer 2022.
To date, SVCE has committed more than $1.6 billion to renewable energy projects, view all 13 projects at www.svcleanenergy.org/power-sources.
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Looking to re-vamp your tree decorations this year? Consider switching to LED lights! LED lights are safer, use less electricity and last longer than traditional incandescent lights. Check out this New York Time’s Wirecutter article ‘The Best Christmas Lights’ for their review of different holiday LED lights currently on the market.
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