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Find similar grantsGenerator Grant Program is sponsored by San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E). The Generator Grant Program provides medically vulnerable and energy-dependent customers with a resiliency assessment and information about preparedness and support resources during Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS).
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Generator Grant Program | San Diego Gas & Electric Public Safety Power Shutoff Forecasted weather conditions could affect the power lines that serve local communities. Find more information at the Public Safety Power Shutoff page. Extreme heat is expected over the next several days.
Find ways to stay safe from the heat and keep your home comfortable at sdge. com/SimpleSteps .
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Eligible customers, who are medically vulnerable and energy dependent, must also live in areas with elevated wildfire threat and have experienced a previous PSPS occurrence. If you meet the Eligibility Requirements and have not received a notification letter in the mail, you may complete the online Interest Form below to be notified if your household qualifies to participate.
Please ensure your contact information is up-to-date by logging into My Energy Center or PLEASE NOTE: Customers who are medically vulnerable, energy dependent, and are experiencing a PSPS event should contact 211sandiego. org for immediate assistance. Eligibility Requirements for the Generator Grant Program: You must be a current residential SDG&E electric customer.
You must reside in a High Fire Threat District (HFTD) Tier 2 or Tier 3 and have experienced at least one PSPS outage since 2019. You must be enrolled in the Medical Baseline Program ( sdge. com/medical ) or self-identify as an individual with a qualifying access or functional need (AFN).
Please visit sdge. com/afn for more information. You must not have participated in a utility-supported program that provides permanent backup power (e.g., permanent propane generator, permanent backup battery, etc.).
You must not have already participated in this program in a previous year. If you meet the above requirements and are interested in participating, please complete the online form by clicking the button below. Program staff will communicate eligibility results and participation information to qualified customers.
Complete the Interest Form How Does this Program Work? Resource Innovations will perform a short resiliency assessment by phone and depending on your current resiliency situation and/or needs, may provide information or other resources as eligible. For questions about this program, email [email protected] .
For more information on wildfire safety and preparedness, visit our Wildfire Safety page .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Current residential SDG&E electric customers residing in a High Fire Threat District (HFTD) Tier 2 or Tier 3 who have experienced at least one PSPS outage since 2019, are enrolled in the Medical Baseline Program or self…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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