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Simplified Savings Program is sponsored by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). This program provides no-cost or reduced-cost facility assessments and energy efficiency upgrades for small businesses, including those in disadvantaged communities. Upgrades may include lighting, HVAC, and refrigeration improvements.
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Simplified Savings Program | Energy bill savings as well as non-energy benefits, such as improved health, comfort, and safety. Simplified Savings Program The Simplified Savings Program supports PG&E’s smallest business customers with information and activities that may provide immediate savings on their energy bill.
A Program Representative will provide eligible customers access to program services and serve as their point of contact throughout the duration of their participation. Services may include facility assessment, energy efficiency educational information, and program-installed upgrades that are provided at no-cost or reduced-cost to participating customers.
Designed to focus on small-business customers operating within Disadvantaged Communities , Simplified Savings Program will provide meaningful stepping-stones on the journey towards increased energy efficiency, reduced utility bill costs, as well as potential impacts related to non-energy benefits such as improved health, comfort and safety.
Enroll your business here TO BE ELIGIBLE AS A PARTICIPANT IN SIMPLIFIED SAVINGS PROGRAM, YOUR BUSINESS MUST: Have electric service provided by PG&E through a non-residential account that pays the Public Goods Charge or Public Purpose Programs (PPP) surcharge Have a peak demand of 50kW or less Not be a past or current participant in PG&E’s MSSR Program Not be a part of a chain with more than 10 locations Operate within a space that is less than 10,000 square-feet Operate within a Disadvantaged Community (DAC) How to Determine if your business is located in a DAC: Follow this link to California OEHHA CalEnviroScreen SB535 .
If your business address is located in a red zone, it meets the program’s eligibility requirement for DAC status. In addition to DAC status, the program collects other information about your business related to Small Business Hard-to-Reach criteria and business characteristics, such as: Primary language spoken is other than English, Business size is less than 25 employees, Facility is leased or rented. Square-feet of business space.
The Simplified Savings Program is currently serving a limited number of counties. The list of counties is included below and is subject to change. If your business meets the program eligibility requirements but is not located in one of these counties, please check back later in the year.
Is your business is located in one of these counties? Please visit the Marin Clean Energy Small Business Energy Advantage Program. Learn more about the PG&E Small Business Decarbonization (SBD) Program here.
Ineligible? There are other programs that can serve you! Please visit PG&E’s Small & Medium Business website .
Or you can review PG&E’s Small Business Resource Guide for information about other programs that you may be eligible for. PROGRAM CONTACT INFORMATION: 简体中文 ( Chinese (Simplified) )
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Small businesses, including those in disadvantaged communities, served by PG&E are eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Simplified Savings Program is funded by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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