Southern California – Southern California Gas Company
Southern California – San Diego Gas & Electric
Southern California – Southern California Edison
Northern California – San Francisco, Dept. of the Environment
Southern Nevada, Arizona, Utah – Southwest Gas
Illinois (Chicago) – People’s Gas
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut – National Grid
Connecticut – CNG
Michigan – DTE Energy
Southern California – Southern California Gas Company
On-Demand Efficiency (Re-circulation Loops for Central Domestic Water Heaters)
This program installs On-Demand Intelligent Pumps in central domestic hot water systems with re-circulation loops in multifamily buildings to help reduce unnecessary natural gas consumption.
Contact Information:
Contractor: Benningfield Group
Web site: www.benningfieldgroup.com
Contractor Contact: Lynn Benningfield, 916-221-3110 Ext. 12
Contractor Email: lynn@benningfieldgroup.com
SoCalGas Administrator: Alice Beltran, 213-244-3658
Email: abeltran@semprautilities.com
Web site: www.SoCalGas.com
Southern California – San Diego Gas & Electric
Did you know you can tailor an incentive plan for your specific energy efficiency retrofit needs? You design your own energy-saving project and then propose the incentive you need to complete the project and install qualified new, high-efficiency equipment.
To participate in the Energy Savings Bid program, you’ll need to benchmark your facility and include a copy of your “Statement of Energy Performance” from ENERGY STAR® with your program application. Learn more about benchmarking here.
Finally, send one paper copy and one electronic copy of all forms and documentation to:
San Diego Gas & Electric
Attn: ESB
8335 Century Park Court – CP12C
San Diego, CA 92123
Email: jtockstein@semprautilities.com
Southern California – Southern California Edison
Website: www.SCE.com
Northern California – San Francisco, Dept. of the Environment
San Francisco Energy Watch was launched in 2007 to help businesses and multifamily building managers or owners in San Francisco lower their energy bills and help the City reduce its impact on the environment. The program offers these energy- and cost-saving benefits:
FREE on-site assessments to identity energy savings
NEW ENERGY-EFFICIENT EQUIPMENT and technical services at greatly reduced cost
EXPERT INSTALLATION of energy-saving equipment
LOWER UTILITY BILLS over the life of the new equipment
Businesses of all sizes and multifamily residential properties located in San Francisco that are currently Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) customers can participate in the program.
The program is funded by California utility ratepayers and administered by Pacific Gas and Electric Company in collaboration with the City and County of San Francisco and under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission.
Web site: www.sfenvironment.org/
Southern Nevada, Arizona, Utah – Southwest Gas
Web site: www.SWGAS.com/
Illinois (Chicago) – People’s Gas
Commercial and industrial customers interested in energy-efficiency upgrades not covered by the Prescriptive Rebate Program can apply for incentives under the Commercial and Industrial Custom Rebate Program.
Energy engineers will work with the customer and/or the customer’s designated equipment vendors to calculate potential energy savings for proposed projects. Financial incentives will be offered for individual projects based on projected energy savings.
Customers must be prequalified before equipment is purchased and projects begin.
Web site: www.peoplesenergy.com/
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut – National Grid
The Rhode Island Reliability Project is a 345 kilovolt (kV) transmission project that runs from North Smithfield to Warwick in an existing transmission right-of-way. It is one of four New England East-West Solution (NEEWS) 345 kV transmission projects serving portions of New England. The Rhode Island Reliability Project will strengthen the reliability of Rhode Island’s electric system. Reliability means that the grid is able to deliver electricity where it’s needed on the hottest or coldest days of the year.
Web site: www.nationalgridus.com
Connecticut – CNG
CNG and the State of Connecticut encourage natural gas customers to improve their homes to conserve energy. Funding is available for energy assessments, weatherization and insulation. Efficiency improvements like these will help you conserve energy and lower your energy bills for years to come.
Web site: www.cngcorp.com/
Michigan – DTE Energy
Web site: www.dteenergy.com/