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24/7 emergency water heater service
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Save on appliance upgrades
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Prepare yourself and your family during hot weather events
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In case you missed the celebratory event
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Zero-emission rides around Cupertino and southern Santa Clara
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When your water heater goes out unexpectedly, your number one priority is getting a replacement. We’ve got you covered!
Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) now offers an Emergency Water Heater Replacement program that guarantees hot water restored within 48 hours.
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Call (408) 260-5255, and our partner contractor will confirm your eligibility and schedule your in-home assessment for the same or next day. Someone is available 24/7 to take your call.
- A contractor will perform a free water heater inspection and provide you with a proposal detailing the necessary upgrades and applicable rebates for an energy-efficient heat pump water heater.
- You can then review the proposal, available rebates and participation agreement, before moving forward with the installation. Once the paperwork is signed, the contractor will take care of necessary compliance and inspections, and your project will be underway.
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You will have hot water within 48 hours of your initial call! Pay the contractor the final costs after any applicable rebates. This payment covers the installation cost, with no additional cost for the fast-tracked installation.
You can’t plan for an emergency water heater failure. But you can make a note to call (408) 260-5255 in the event of one.
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Businesses Now Eligible for Up to $40,000 in Rebates
Businesses! You can now receive up to $40,000 in Business Rebates to upgrade to clean, energy-efficient electric equipment. Trade in your outdated gas equipment and enhance your operations while boosting your reputation. Non-profits, municipalities, and public schools can receive up to $55,000 in rebates.
Significant Rebates to Reduce Upfront Costs:
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Heat Pump Water Heaters: Up to $4,000 rebate, reducing energy use by 60%.
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Heat Pump HVAC Systems: Up to $15,000 rebate for year-round comfort.
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Induction Cooktops: Up to $5,000 rebate, improving safety and efficiency.
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 Preparing for Extreme Heat
July and August are typically the hottest summer months. With more clean resources on the grid than ever before, the grid is increasingly able to handle the heat. We want to make sure you are, too.
If a heat emergency occurs, the Santa Clara County Office of Emergency Services will populate a list of all open and available cooling centers in Santa Clara County. You can also scroll down the page for a number of hot weather safety tips. Take note now and bookmark for later!
Grid Temp Check
In the statewide Summer Loads and Resources Assessment for 2025, the California Independent System Operator (CAISO) forecasted that increases in resource development will continue to improve resource availability. With over 5,000 additional megawatts of energy capacity from batteries, wind, and solar added to the grid since September 2024, the grid is more resilient than ever. CAISO, which operates the grid, projects that the grid’s energy supply will exceed seasonal demand.
Extreme weather events may happen suddenly, and we can all do our part to keep the grid strong should an emergency occur. Sign up for Flex Alerts at FlexAlert.org or download the ISO Today app to learn when energy conservation is needed.
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 Butterfield Fire Station Ribbon Cutting Video Recap
If you couldn’t join us for the ribbon cutting and pet adoption event, see the all-electric Butterfield Fire Station ribbon cutting highlights in this short recap video.
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 Silicon Valley Hopper Offering Free Local Trips This Summer
SV Hopper, the all-electric, on-demand ride sharing service operating in Cupertino and Southern Santa Clara, is offering two summer promotions making it easier for you to motor around!
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Free Caltrain Rides on Saturdays: Enjoy free rides every Saturday in July to and from Caltrain stations served by SV Hopper, including Mountain View, Sunnyvale, and Santa Clara.
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Free Local Trips (July through August): Take advantage of free rides to select Cupertino and Santa Clara destinations. Stops include the Cupertino Sports Center, Cupertino Library, Main Street Cupertino, Homestead Square, Santa Clara Central Park, and the Santa Clara Youth and Teen Center.
Taking the electrified Caltrain or ridesharing in zero-emission vehicles are great ways to reduce transportation emissions.
Rides operate Monday through Friday, 7 a.m.- 7 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Book your ride via the Silicon Valley Hopper app or by calling 669-201-1892.
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