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20% discount on ducted and ductless heat pumps
Improve energy efficiency during Energy Awareness Month
SVCE and PCE recognized for championing electric reach codes
The network that carries electricity to your home
Find SVCE in your community
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Credits You’ll See on Your October Energy Bill
California Climate Credit: All Californians will receive a California Climate Credit of $58.23. No action is required; the credit will show on your monthly PG&E bill as “CA Climate Credit” or “California Climate Credit.”
Climate Credits are distributed twice a year, in the spring and fall, as part of California’s Cap-and-Trade Program.
One-Time SVCE Bill Credit: All residential Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) customers will receive a $50, one-time special community reinvestment bill credit. This credit will be applied on your September or October bill, depending on your billing cycle.
Non-residential customers will receive a credit based on their historic usage.
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Discount on Heat Pumps
Rewiring America, an electrification nonprofit, announced the launch of their Heat Pump Access Program for San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties this week. The program offers homeowners a significant 20 percent discount on ducted and ductless heat pumps. Homeowners who sign up before November 14 can stack that discount with the 25C federal tax credit for additional savings.*
All interested homeowners residing in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties can apply. If your current AC or heating system is malfunctioning or running on borrowed time (10-15-year-old AC or a 15-20-year-old heating system is considered an aging unit), this deal could be your sign to upgrade to a single system that does both!
Here’s how interested homeowners can plug in:
1. Visit the webpage to learn more and connect with a contractor.
2. Join an info session:
3. See an electric home tour:
*While the RA 20 percent discount will remain through the new year, the federal tax credits expire on December 31, 2025, so installations must be completed by that date to receive the credit.
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Simple (and Free) Solutions With Do-It-Yourself Toolkits
Happy Energy Awareness Month! This October, improve your home’s energy efficiency by checking out a FREE Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Toolkit from a participating library.
DIY Toolkits include materials and instructions for implementing simple, energy-efficient, and cost-effective home upgrades. From LED lightbulbs and low-flow showerheads, to weatherstripping and gasket covers, toolkits have everything you need to take action today.
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SVCE at Climate Week NYC
Peninsula Clean Energy (PCE) and SVCE received honorable mention from the Electric Innovation Awards at Climate Week NYC for their joint work supporting member agencies in adopting 32 reach codes that incentivize all-electric construction and support EV charging at multifamily properties.
The adopted electric reach codes led to the permitting of thousands of all-electric, pollution free homes; and EV charging for at least 5,000 families living in multifamily homes. Constructing these homes all-electric will reduce construction costs and save property owners roughly $100 million in retrofit costs.
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Getting to Know the Grid
"The Grid.” A complex system that’s essential to our day-to-day life.
What is the grid?
How is the grid doing?
Who owns and manages the grid?
Who owns the local poles and wires?
And what does this mean for you and the energy you use in your home?
Learn the facts, and how you impact the grid, in our latest blog article, “Getting to Know the Grid.”
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SVCE Out and About This Fall
Stop by the SVCE booth at a local event near you! SVCE staff are ready to provide you with the guidance, resources, and support you need to make informed decisions about going electric.
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