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Learn how to take advantage before tax credits expire
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We’ve got answers to all your HPWH questions
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$300K awarded through Innovation Onramp Program
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Play Cooper’s Clean Air Quest at a community event
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 Federal Tax Credit Workshops
Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) is offering free virtual workshops in August and September to help you take advantage of federal tax credits for electric vehicles (EVs), efficient heat pumps for heating and cooling, heat pump water heaters, and solar and battery systems before they expire. Sign up for any of the sessions below and bring your questions!
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EV Discounts and Tax Credits Webinars
Participants will learn about valuable incentives, including federal tax credits from $4,000 to $7,500 (expiring Sept. 30, 2025), a $4,000 PG&E Used EV Rebate, a $2,000 SVCE EV Rebate, and exclusive EV discounts from Ride & Drive Clean.
- August 19, 6 p.m.
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August 22, 12 p.m.
- September 11, 12 p.m.
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September 17, 6:30 p.m.
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Stack Federal Tax Credits with Rebates for Home Upgrades
Attendees will discover how to maximize their savings with up to $3,200 in tax credits for heat pumps and energy efficiency measures, an additional $4-$7,500 in tax credits for electric vehicles, a 30% solar & battery tax credit, and up to $15,000 in rebates for appliances and EVs from SVCE.
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September 4, 12 p.m.
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September 9, 6 p.m.
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 A Guide to Heat Pump Water Heaters
Your water heater is an eight to twelve-year commitment. When it’s time to trade in your gas water heater, you want to make sure you’re asking all the right questions. We’ve got answers for everything you need to know when upgrading to an electric heat pump water heater (HPWH) — the most efficient and cost-effective way to heat your water.
In our comprehensive guide, learn:
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How much does a HPWH cost?
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How much money does a HPWH save you?
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What rebates and financial incentives are available?
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How should you select the right HPWH for your home?
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 SVCE Funds Innovative Approaches to EV Charging
SVCE recently awarded $300K to three pilot solutions addressing barriers to electric vehicle (EV) charging at multifamily properties.
“Property managers looking to install chargers at multifamily properties may face barriers such as installation costs, complex stakeholder relationships, and billing challenges,” said SVCE CEO Monica Padilla. “The selected pilot projects aim to reduce these barriers, enabling local properties to meet the growing demand for EV charging.”
The SVCE Innovation Onramp, launched in 2019, fosters innovative solutions to climate change and decarbonization challenges in SVCE communities and beyond.
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 Community Corner: Cupertino and Mountain View
Cupertino invited attendees to play Cooper’s Clean Air Quest, a virtual reality game funded by an SVCE Community Grant. In the game, players join Cooper, a robot, in reducing one’s carbon footprint by switching gas appliances for electric equipment.
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