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For many, the holiday season means gathering where the magic happens: the kitchen. Whether you’re preparing a meal or dodging out of the chef’s way, everyone is vulnerable to the pollutants released by gas stoves, even when they’re turned off. Upgrading to an induction or electric stove will reduce your family’s exposure to harmful toxins amidst seasonal festivities.  

How do gas stoves pollute? 

Recent research has shown that when gas burners are turned on, stoves emit unsafe levels of benzene, a chemical linked to cancers, along with harmful pollutants like nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide. Even while off, gas stoves contain traces of benzene in unburned methane gas.  

Induction cooktops are more efficient, safer, and faster than gas stoves. During times of cookware-a-plenty, you’ll appreciate that induction cooktops are also much easier to clean compared to grates on gas stoves or the burnt spills on old electric resistance stoves. 

Learn more about induction cooking with this helpful resource and explore rebates and incentives available to you to make this holiday-meal-worthy electric upgrade. 

The event featured a panel discussion with three customers who have participated in SVCE programs, as well as a poster showcase, and an opportunity for attendees to tour our new all-electric showroom-on-wheels, the Dream Home. 

Speaking to his experience participating in the SVCE Contractor Training Program, panelist and local contractor Roberto Moya added, “You’re shocked when you see [by upgrading to all-electric technologies] you’re reducing your carbon footprint, making a change that is overall better for your pocketbook, helping the environment, and also becoming more efficient.”

Roberto estimates 90% of his colleagues have participated in the Contractor Training Program and are now well-versed and knowledgeable in all-electric installations and building practices.  

SVCE customers have saved $141 million in on-bill savings since our launch in 2017 and we’ve seen a 27% reduction in energy and transportation-related emissions compared to 2015 levels. In 2024, SVCE customers claimed over $3.1 million in home rebates. Your decisions to make all-electric choices continue to make our community healthier, safer, and cleaner.  

Cheers to all we will accomplish together in 2025!