Heat Pump Water Heater Incentives (Silicon Valley Clean Energy) is sponsored by Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE). Rebates for Silicon Valley Clean Energy customers who replace gas water heaters with efficient, electric Heat Pump Water Heaters (HPWHs). Additional funding is available for electrical panel upgrades and for income-qualified customers.

Make sure to apply for your rebate before the appliance is installed. If you recently had an emergency replacement and were not able to apply in advance, please reach out to programs@svcleanenergy. org and/or indicate your project was part of an emergency replacement in the application.

Make sure to apply for your rebate before the appliance is installed. If you recently had an emergency replacement and were not able to apply in advance, please reach out to programs@svcleanenergy. org and/or indicate your project was part of an emergency replacement in the application.

Enjoy up to $13,000 in rebates for upgrading to new electric home appliances. Bring good energy to your home Upgrade to all-electric appliances for a healthier, and more sustainable living space. Enjoy a more efficient water heater, quieter heating and cooling system, and safer induction cooking—all while saying good bye to gas!

With Silicon Valley Clean Energy, your not-for-profit electricity provider, these upgrades are more affordable than ever. Make the switch today for a cleaner, safer, and more efficient home!

YEAR-ROUND COMFORT WITH QUIET, EFFICIENT SYSTEMS Replacing electric resistance heater HOT WATER WITH 3 TO 4 TIMES GREATER EFFICIENCY Replacing electric resistance heater FASTER BOILING, EASY CLEANUP, SAFER FOR AIR QUALITY Replacing gas cooktop/range Replacing electric resistance cooktop/range WIRING AND CIRCUIT SPLITTERS / PAUSERS SAFER WIRING, SMARTER CONTROLS, BETTER EFFICIENCY $500 per circuit or device, up to $2,000 $750 per circuit or device, up to $3,000 (Income Qualified rebate) EXPLORE ADDITIONAL ADD-ON REBATES Amounts are the ranges depending on the Silicon Valley Clean Energy program you use to get your rebate.

What rebates are available? SVCE rebates are available for single-family homes, mobile or manufactured homes, accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and multi-family homes (4 dwelling units or fewer) swapping out existing equipment, not for completely new building construction. Each dwelling unit is eligible for one rebate per appliance type.

See the Participant Agreement for more details and the Appliance Specifications to confirm your project is eligible . Limited-Time Added Incentive Now Live! From May to June 2026, receive an additional limited-time added incentive of $500 for a heat pump water heater, on top of the base rebate listed below.

Don’t miss out—reserve your rebate today! Silicon Valley Clean Energy will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below. Rebates are not to exceed project costs.

If you are a customer from Los Altos, Milpitas, Mountain View, or Sunnyvale, you can find your core rebate amounts on the City Rebates tab. Please note that if you are participating in Full Service Home Upgrades , you do not need to submit a Home Rebates reservation. Your rebates will be automatically applied to your Full Service Home Upgrades project cost.

Exception: Full-Service customers seeking the All-Electric Gas Meter Removal Rebate may submit a Home Rebates Reservation.

Rebate for Income-Qualified Customers Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) Replacing gas water heater Replacing electric resistance water heater Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning system (HP HVAC) Replacing electric resistance heater Replacing gas cooktop/range Replacing electric resistance cooktop/range Prewiring, wiring and circuit splitter/pauser devices $500 per circuit or device, up to $2,000 $750 per circuit or device, up to $3,000 To be eligible for the add-on rebates, you must install at least one of the core rebate appliances.

Electrical infrastructure upgrade (e.g. electric panel upgrade) Prewiring EV charging circuit All-Electric Bonus for gas meter removal Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance. Please see the Income Qualifications to confirm your eligibility and the Appliance Specifications for the income-qualified rebate amount.

Dive into other exciting incentives, like federal tax credits and state programs, that can complement your SVCE rebates, giving you even more cash to upgrade to efficient all-electric appliances. Start exploring today! Below are the cities that are currently giving extra rebates.

Money will be available until it runs out. If rebates in your city run out, it won’t affect the standard rebates offered by SVCE. Generally, the extra rebate (on top of SVCE’s standard rebates) comes from funding provided by the cities.

Extra Rebate Amounts for Milpitas Customers Customers of Milpitas can receive higher rebates for certain equipment. The extra incentives (on top of SVCE’s standard rebates) come from funding from these cities. To simplify your journey, you receive these extra rebates automatically by going through SVCE’s program and completing the standard application; no extra steps are required.

SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below. Rebates are not to exceed project costs. The amounts below are the rebates provided by your city.

Appliance Milpitas Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) Replacing Gas Total $850 Replacing Electric Resistance Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HP HVAC) Replacing Gas Total $2,500 Replacing Electric Resistance Panel Upgrade N/A Total $250 Induction Cooktop/Range Replacing Gas Cooktop/Range Total $500 Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance.

Please see the Income Qualifications to confirm your eligibility and the Appliance Specifications for the income-qualified rebate amount. Extra Rebate Amounts for Mountain View Customers Customers of Mountain View can receive higher rebate for a Heat Pump Water Heater. The extra incentive (on top of SVCE’s standard rebate for a Heat Pump Water Heater) comes from funding from the City of Mountain View.

To simplify your journey, you can receive the extra rebate automatically by going through SVCE’s program and completing the standard application or by using Assisted Home Upgrades if extra help is needed; no extra steps are required. SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below. Rebates are not to exceed project costs.

The amounts below are the rebates provided by your city. Appliance Mountain View Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) Replacing Gas Total $2,000 Replacing Electric Resistance Total $500 Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance.

Extra Rebate Amounts for Los Altos Customers Customers of Los Altos can receive higher rebate for a Heat Pump Water Heater and/or Heat Pump Heating & Cooling System. The extra incentive (on top of SVCE’s standard rebate for a Heat Pump Water Heater and/or Heating and Cooling) comes from funding from the City of Los Altos. No extra steps are required.

Due to a limited budget for these supplementary rebates, SVCE will implement a modified administration process. Please note: Los Altos extra rebates cannot be reserved in advance. They will be applied only after the approval of your post-installation claim form.

Funds will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis until they are exhausted. SVCE Home Rebates will continue to be managed through the standard reservation and claims process. Los Altos extra rebates are not currently available through Assisted Home Upgrades.

SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below. Rebates are not to exceed project costs. The amounts below are the rebates provided by your city.

Appliance Los Altos Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) Replacing Gas Total $1,000 Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HP HVAC) Replacing Gas Total $1,000 Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance. Extra Rebate Amounts for Sunnyvale Customers Customers of Sunnyvale can receive higher rebates for a Heat Pump Heating and Cooling System.

The extra incentive (on top of SVCE’s standard rebate for a Heat Pump Heating and Cooling) comes from funding from the City of Sunnyvale. No extra steps are required to reserve your rebate. SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below.

Rebates are not to exceed project costs. The amounts below are the rebates provided by your city. Appliance Sunnyvale Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HP HVAC) Replacing Gas Total $1,000 Income Qualified Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HP HVAC) Replacing Gas Total $1,500 Limited-Time Added Incentive Now Live!

From May to June 2026, receive an additional limited-time added incentive of $500 for a heat pump water heater, on top of the base rebate listed below. Don’t miss out—reserve your rebate today! Silicon Valley Clean Energy will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below.

Rebates are not to exceed project costs. If you are a customer from Los Altos, Milpitas, Mountain View, or Sunnyvale, you can find your core rebate amounts on the City Rebates tab. Please note that if you are participating in Full Service Home Upgrades , you do not need to submit a Home Rebates reservation.

Your rebates will be automatically applied to your Full Service Home Upgrades project cost. Exception: Full-Service customers seeking the All-Electric Gas Meter Removal Rebate may submit a Home Rebates Reservation.

Rebate for Income-Qualified Customers Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) Replacing gas water heater Replacing electric resistance water heater Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning system (HP HVAC) Replacing electric resistance heater Replacing gas cooktop/range Replacing electric resistance cooktop/range Prewiring, wiring and circuit splitter/pauser devices $500 per circuit or device, up to $2,000 $750 per circuit or device, up to $3,000 To be eligible for the add-on rebates, you must install at least one of the core rebate appliances.

Electrical infrastructure upgrade (e.g. electric panel upgrade) Prewiring EV charging circuit All-Electric Bonus for gas meter removal Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance. Please see the Income Qualifications to confirm your eligibility and the Appliance Specifications for the income-qualified rebate amount.

Dive into other exciting incentives, like federal tax credits and state programs, that can complement your SVCE rebates, giving you even more cash to upgrade to efficient all-electric appliances. Start exploring today! Below are the cities that are currently giving extra rebates.

Money will be available until it runs out. If rebates in your city run out, it won’t affect the standard rebates offered by SVCE. Generally, the extra rebate (on top of SVCE’s standard rebates) comes from funding provided by the cities.

Extra Rebate Amounts for Milpitas Customers Customers of Milpitas can receive higher rebates for certain equipment. The extra incentives (on top of SVCE’s standard rebates) come from funding from these cities. To simplify your journey, you receive these extra rebates automatically by going through SVCE’s program and completing the standard application; no extra steps are required.

SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below. Rebates are not to exceed project costs. The amounts below are the rebates provided by your city.

Appliance Milpitas Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) Replacing Gas Total $850 Replacing Electric Resistance Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HP HVAC) Replacing Gas Total $2,500 Replacing Electric Resistance Panel Upgrade N/A Total $250 Induction Cooktop/Range Replacing Gas Cooktop/Range Total $500 Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance.

Please see the Income Qualifications to confirm your eligibility and the Appliance Specifications for the income-qualified rebate amount. Extra Rebate Amounts for Mountain View Customers Customers of Mountain View can receive higher rebate for a Heat Pump Water Heater. The extra incentive (on top of SVCE’s standard rebate for a Heat Pump Water Heater) comes from funding from the City of Mountain View.

To simplify your journey, you can receive the extra rebate automatically by going through SVCE’s program and completing the standard application or by using Assisted Home Upgrades if extra help is needed; no extra steps are required. SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below. Rebates are not to exceed project costs.

The amounts below are the rebates provided by your city. Appliance Mountain View Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) Replacing Gas Total $2,000 Replacing Electric Resistance Total $500 Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance.

Extra Rebate Amounts for Los Altos Customers Customers of Los Altos can receive higher rebate for a Heat Pump Water Heater and/or Heat Pump Heating & Cooling System. The extra incentive (on top of SVCE’s standard rebate for a Heat Pump Water Heater and/or Heating and Cooling) comes from funding from the City of Los Altos. No extra steps are required.

Due to a limited budget for these supplementary rebates, SVCE will implement a modified administration process. Please note: Los Altos extra rebates cannot be reserved in advance. They will be applied only after the approval of your post-installation claim form.

Funds will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis until they are exhausted. SVCE Home Rebates will continue to be managed through the standard reservation and claims process. Los Altos extra rebates are not currently available through Assisted Home Upgrades.

SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below. Rebates are not to exceed project costs. The amounts below are the rebates provided by your city.

Appliance Los Altos Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) Replacing Gas Total $1,000 Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HP HVAC) Replacing Gas Total $1,000 Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance. Extra Rebate Amounts for Sunnyvale Customers Customers of Sunnyvale can receive higher rebates for a Heat Pump Heating and Cooling System.

The extra incentive (on top of SVCE’s standard rebate for a Heat Pump Heating and Cooling) comes from funding from the City of Sunnyvale. No extra steps are required to reserve your rebate. SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below.

Rebates are not to exceed project costs. The amounts below are the rebates provided by your city. Appliance Sunnyvale Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HP HVAC) Replacing Gas Total $1,000 Income Qualified Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HP HVAC) Replacing Gas Total $1,500 To begin, please select one of the rebate applications below.

Make sure to review the Income Qualifications to determine which application is right for you. Please note that if you are participating in Full Service Home Upgrades , you do not need to submit a Home Rebates reservation. Your rebates will be automatically applied to your Full Service Home Upgrades project cost.

Exception: Full-Service customers seeking the All-Electric Gas Meter Removal Rebate may submit a Home Rebates Reservation. If you qualify for standard incentive amounts, click button to apply. If your project is approved, you'll get an email confirming your rebate reservation and a link to the claim form to complete after finishing your project.

Income-Qualified Incentives SVCE’s Home Rebates program provides increased rebates for income-qualified customers who meet specific criteria, such as enrollment in the CARE or FERA programs, another income-qualified program, or proof of qualifying income. Check the Income Qualifications and Appliance Specifications to determine your eligibility and rebate amount.

If you qualify for additional incentive amounts, click the button to apply. If your project is approved, you'll get an email confirming your rebate reservation and a link to the claim form to complete after finishing your project. After submitting your Rebate Application, you’ll receive an email from Programs@svcleanenergy.

org regarding your approval status. If approved, your rebate will be reserved for up to 120 days, but it must be approved before installing your appliance. For emergency replacements made without prior application, please contact us at Programs@svcleanenergy.

org for assistance with eligibility. Start & Complete Your Home Upgrade Contractor: Find a contractor and receive quotes automatically through our Assisted Home Upgrades pilot program, which also helps complete your rebate application and stack other incentives. You are free to use any licensed contractor of your choice and still qualify for the SVCE rebate.

DIY projects are eligible as well; just ensure they are properly permitted . Equipment: Review the SVCE Appliance Specifications to learn about the program guidelines and ensure your appliance is eligible for a rebate. Use the Appliance Marketplace to shop for efficient electric equipment or visit your own retailer of choice.

To help you make a more informed decision on your project, click here to see how much customers are paying on average for Heat Pump Water Heater and HVAC installations. Permitting: Make sure to apply for the right building permits with your city or county. Your contractor can help with the permitting process too.

Gas meter removal: To make modifications to your gas service, please contact PG&E at 1-877-743-7782 or file an application at www. pge. com/newconstruction After completing your appliance upgrade and receiving your permit approval, You will be asked to provide photos of your newly installed equipment and proof of project costs, including itemized descriptions and costs for each wired circuit, if applicable.

You may also need to submit permit document(s) and proof of gas meter removal. After submitting the Rebate Claim, you will receive an email notification that we have received it. We will then issue the rebate and mail it to you or to your contractor, whichever is your preference.

Please note that it take s approximately four weeks for rebate checks to arrive in the mail . Choose the path that works for you Reserve Rebates & Get Quotes Find a contractor, additional rebates, or get started on your rebate reservation. Choose your own contractor or DIY, reserve your rebate, and claim your reimbursement.

If you qualify for additional Income Qualified incentive amounts, click here to apply . Speak with an Expert Energy Advisor Get free, expert support for your home upgrades—all at no cost to you. Our experts can assist with rebates, contractor quotes, technical questions, and even a free energy audit.

Standard Incentives Rebate Application Income-Qualified Rebate Application Plumbers, HVAC Contractors, and Electricians Avg. pricing for Heat Pump Water Heater and HVAC installations Electrification Best Panel Practices Standard Incentives Rebate Application Income-Qualified Rebate Application Plumbers, HVAC Contractors, and Electricians Avg.

pricing for Heat Pump Water Heater and HVAC installations Electrification Best Panel Practices Sourced from wind, solar, hydro and other carbon-free energy sources to meet the total annual demand of SVCE customers Based on typical residential usage of 491 kWh under the E-TOUC rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2026. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors.

Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in 2025. Based on typical small commercial usage of 1,851 kWh per month under the B-1 Time of Use rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2024.

Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates. PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2024.

Based on large commercial monthly usage of 148,625 kWh per month and annual peak demand of 499 kW under the B19S rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2023. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates.

PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in June 2022.

根據目前 PG&E 價格以及 2023 年 1 月生效的 SVCE 價格的 E-TOUC 價格表下 491 千瓦小時 (kWh) 的典型民用用電量。實際費用將根據用電量、地點、價格表和其他因素而有所不同。所提供的估計值是季節性費率的平均值。PG&E 可再生能源含量如 2022 年 6 月提交給加州能源委員會電源披露計劃 (Power Source Disclosure Program) 的年度報告中所報告的。 根據目前 PG&E 價格以及 2023 年 1 月生效的 SVCE 價格的 B-1 使用時間價格表下每個月 1,851 千瓦小時 (kWh) 的典型小型商用用電量。實際費用將根據用電量、地點、價格表和其他因素而有所不同。所提供的估計值是季節性費率的平均值。PG&E 可再生能源含量如 2022 年 6 月提交給加州能源委員會電源披露計劃 (Power Source Disclosure Program) 的年度報告中所報告的。 根據目前 PG&E 價格以及 2023 年 1 月生效的 SVCE 價格的 B19S 價格表下每個月 148,625 千瓦小時 (kWh) 的大型商用每月用電量以及 499 千瓦的年度尖峰需求。實際費用將根據用電量、地點、價格表和其他因素而有所不同。所提供的估計值是季節性費率的平均值。PG&E 可再生能源含量如 2022 年 6 月提交給加州能源委員會電源披露計劃 (Power Source Disclosure Program) 的年度報告中所報告的。 The California Public Utilities Commission does not classify large hydroelectric facilities as renewable energy sources, though hydroelectric power is classified as 100% carbon-free.

加州公用事業委員會不將大型水力發電廠歸類為可再生能源，因為這些發電設施需要建造大壩。 En función del uso residencial típico de 491 kWh según el esquema de tarifas E-TOUC con las tarifas de PG&E actuales y las tarifas de SVCE con entrada en vigencia en enero de 2023. Los costos actuales variarán según el uso, el lugar, el esquema de tarifas y otros factores. El cálculo proporcionado es un promedio de tarifas estacionales.

Contenido de energía renovable de PG&E según se comunica en el Informe Anual al Programa de Divulgación de Fuentes de Energía de la Comisión de Energía de California en junio de 2022. En función del uso comercial pequeño típico de 1,851 kWh por mes según el esquema de tarifas de Tiempo de Uso B-1 con las tarifas de PG&E actuales y las tarifas de SVCE con entrada en vigencia en enero de 2023.

Los costos actuales variarán según el uso, el lugar, el esquema de tarifas y otros factores. El cálculo proporcionado es un promedio de tarifas estacionales. Contenido de energía renovable de PG&E según se comunica en el Informe Anual al Programa de Divulgación de Fuentes de Energía de la Comisión de Energía de California en junio de 2022.

En función del uso mensual comercial grande de 148,625 kWh por mes y la demanda pico anual de 499 kW según el esquema de tarifas B19S con las tarifas de PG&E actuales y las tarifas de SVCE con entrada en vigencia en enero de 2023. Los costos actuales variarán según el uso, el lugar, el esquema de tarifas y otros factores. El cálculo proporcionado es un promedio de tarifas estacionales.

Contenido de energía renovable de PG&E según se comunica en el Informe Anual al Programa de Divulgación de Fuentes de Energía de la Comisión de Energía de California en junio de 2022. La Comisión de Servicios Públicos de California no clasifica las grandes instalaciones hidroeléctricas como fuentes de energía renovable, aunque están clasificadas como 100 % libres de carbono.

Dựa theo mức sử dụng tư gia điển hình là 491 kWh theo biểu giá E-TOUC ở mức giá hiện tại của PG&E, và mức giá của SVCE có hiệu lực từ tháng Giêng, 2023. Chi phí thực sự sẽ thay đổi tùy theo mức sử dụng, địa điểm, biểu giá và những yếu tố khác. Ước tính được cung cấp là trung bình của mức giá theo mùa.

Loại năng lượng tái tạo PG&E như cho biết trong Báo Cáo Thường Niên cho Chương Trình Khai Trình Nguồn Điện của Ủy Ban Năng Lượng California (California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program), vào tháng Sáu, 2022. Dựa theo sử dụng thương mại nhỏ điển hình là 1,851 kWh mỗi tháng theo biểu giá của Thời Hạn Sử Dụng B-1 theo mức giá hiện tại của PG&E, và mức giá của SVCE hiệu lực vào tháng Giêng, 2023.

Chi phí thực tế sẽ khác nhau tùy thuộc vào cách sử dụng, địa điểm, biểu giá và các yếu tố khác. Ước tính được cung cấp là trung bình của mức giá theo mùa. Loại năng lượng tái tạo PG&E như cho biết trong Báo Cáo Thường Niên cho Chương Trình Khai Trình Nguồn Điện của Ủy Ban Năng Lượng California (California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program), vào tháng Sáu, 2022.

Dựa theo sử dụng thương mại lớn hàng tháng là 148,625 kWh mỗi tháng và nhu cầu cao điểm hàng năm là 499 kW theo biểu giá B19S theo mức giá hiện tại của PG&E, và mức giá của SVCE có hiệu lực vào tháng Giêng, 2023. Chi phí thực tế sẽ khác nhau tùy thuộc vào cách sử dụng, địa điểm, biểu giá và các yếu tố khác. Ước tính này là trung bình của mức giá theo mùa.

Loại năng lượng tái tạo PG&E như cho biết trong Báo Cáo Thường Niên cho Chương Trình Khai Trình Nguồn Điện của Ủy Ban Năng Lượng California (California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program), vào tháng Sáu, 2022. Ủy ban Tiện ích Công cộng California không phân loại các cơ sở thủy điện lớn làm nguồn năng lượng tái tạo, mặc dù điện thủy điện được phân loại là không có carbon.

來自於風能、太陽能、水力發電和其他可再生能源，能滿足 SVCE 用戶全年的需求。 Con origen en fuentes de energía eólica, solar, hidráulica y otras fuentes de energía renovable para satisfacer la demanda total anual de clientes de SVCE. Lấy từ gió, năng lượng mặt trời, nước và những nguồn năng lượng tái tạo khác để đáp ứng nhu cầu hàng năm của các khách hàng SVCE.

Are petroleum products responsible for most of the GHG emissions? Californians are the second-largest consumer of petroleum products. In 2017, carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from burning fossil fuels for energy are about 93% of total U.S. human-caused CO2 emissions.

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Profile Analysis, January 16, 2020. Isn’t Clean Energy expensive? Onshore wind and solar are now the cheapest sources of power generation in nearly all major economies in the world.

Bloomberg NEF, April 29, 2020: Solar and onshore wind cheapest sources of energy. What contributes to GHGs in our community? Carbon dioxide (CO2) is largely a result of burning fossil fuels, like gas.

About 55% of emissions come from gas-powered vehicles and most of the remaining emissions come from burning fossil fuels in homes and commercial buildings. * Electric appliances can help eliminate GHGs in our community. *Sources: PG&E electricity and gas data; CARB; Metropolitan Transportation Commission; California DMV.

Can SVCE customers qualify for PG&E energy efficiency rebates and programs? SVCE customers are eligible for PG&E energy efficiency rebates and programs.

Sourced from renewable wind and solar and carbon-free energy resources 陸上風能和太陽能現在幾乎是世界上所有主要經濟體最便宜的發電來源。Bloomberg NEF，2020 年 4 月 29 日：太陽能和陸上風能是最便宜的能源。 加州人是第二大石油產品消費者。2017 年，燃燒化石燃料作為能源產生的二氧化碳 (CO2) 排放量大約佔美國人為造成的二氧化碳排放總量的 93%。 Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Profile Analysis, January 16, 2020.

二氧化碳 (CO2) 主要是燃燒化石燃料（如燃氣/瓦斯）的結果。大約 55% 的排放來自汽動車輛，其餘排放的大部分來自在家中和商業建築物燃燒化石燃料。* *資料出處：PG&E 電力和燃氣數據；CARB；大都會運輸委員會 (Metropolitan Transportation Commission)；加州機動車輛管理局 (California DMV)。 Có phải Năng Lượng Sạch không mắc tiền? Gió gần bờ và năng lượng mặt trời giờ đây là nguồn phát điện rẻ nhất tại gần như tất cả các nền kinh tế chánh trên thế giới. Bloomberg NEF, 29 tháng Tư, 2020: Nguồn năng lượng mặt trời và gió gần bờ rẻ nhất.

Các sản phẩm dầu mỏ có phải là nguyên nhân gây phần lớn khí thải GHG không? Dân California là người tiêu thụ các sản phẩm dầu mỏ đứng thứ hai. Trong 2017, khí thải cacbon dioxit (CO2) từ đốt nhiên liệu hóa thạch chiếm 93% tổng lượng khí thải CO2 do con người gây ra tại Hoa Kỳ.

Thông tin tham khảo: Phân Tích Hồ Sơ, Ủy Ban Thông Tin Năng Lượng Hoa Kỳ, 16 tháng Giêng, 2020. Điều gì góp phần vào GHG trong cộng đồng chúng ta? Cacbon dioxit (CO2) phần lớn là kết quả đốt nhiên liệu hóa thạch, như xăng dầu.

Khoảng 55% khí thải đến từ các loại xe xài xăng và phần lớn khí thải còn lại là do đốt nhiện liệu hóa thạch trong nhà và các tòa nhà thương mại. * *Nguồn tham khảo: Dữ liệu về điện và xăng của PG&E; CARB; Ủy Ban Chuyên Chở Thành Phố; California DMV. ¿Los derivados del petróleo son responsables de la mayoría de las emisiones de GHG?

Los californianos son los segundos mayores consumidores de derivados del petróleo. En 2017, las emisiones de dióxido de carbono (CO2) derivadas de la quema de combustibles fósiles para generar energía fueron aproximadamente 93 % del total de las emisiones de CO2 producidas por humanos en los EE. UU.

Fuente: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Profile Analysis, 16 de enero de 2020. ¿La energía limpia es cara? La energía solar y eólica costera son las fuentes de generación de energía más baratas de la actualidad en casi todas las principales economías del mundo.

Bloomberg NEF, 29 de abril de 2020: La energía solar y eólica costera son las fuentes más baratas. ¿Qué contribuye para las GHG en nuestra comunidad? El dióxido de carbono (CO2) es en gran parte el resultado de la quema de combustibles fósiles, como la gasolina.

Alrededor de 55 % de las emisiones de los automóviles a gasolina y la mayoría de la emisiones restantes vienen de la quema de combustibles fósiles en hogares y edificios comerciales. * *Fuentes: Datos de PG&E sobre electricidad y gas; CARB; Metropolitan Transportation Commission; California DMV.

Based on medium commercial monthly usage of 22,540 kWh per month under the B10S rate schedule at current PG&E rates, and SVCE rates effective January 2026. Actual costs will vary depending on usage, location, rate schedule, and other factors. Estimate provided is an average of seasonal rates.

PG&E renewable energy content as reported in the Annual Report to the California Energy Commission Power Source Disclosure Program in 2025. Director of Government and Legislative Affairs Bena Chang is the Director of Government and Legislative Affairs for Silicon Valley Clean Energy, where she works on legislation and coalition building.

Prior to joining Silicon Valley Clean Energy, Bena was the Intergovernmental Relations Director for the City of San Jose, the 10th largest city in the United States. While at the City of San Jose, she engaged on and advocated for a vast variety of municipal policy issues at the regional, state and federal levels ranging from homelessness, pandemic mitigation and response, and clean energy.

Bena was also the Silicon Valley Leadership Group’s Senior Vice President of Transportation, Housing and Health. During her more than a decade at the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, Bena worked on many diverse projects and programs including a successful 2008 Measure B campaign that secured operations funding for BART to Silicon Valley to tours of transit-oriented development in many communities in Silicon Valley.

Bena graduated from Wellesley College with a major in English and a minor in Astronomy. Internal Operations Program Manager Sanjay works with SVCE staff to develop the annual strategic workplan and internal management systems. He does research on clean power technologies and applications.

Prior to SVCE, Sanjay worked at Intel Corporation for forty years. He was a platform execution lead for IntelR CoreTM processors where he managed a synchronized, coordinated development of new technologies on the platform including processors on the latest silicon technologies. His last project was IntelR CoreTM processor generation 10, which was a launch product on 10nm technology and with integrated USB-C and WiFi-6.

He led Intel’s hardware platform for Apple’s innovative first Macbook air. He was a design