Save water and the energy used to heat it with a complimentary Home Energy & Water Savings Kit from SDG&E.
Energy Efficiency SurveyComplete a Home Energy Efficiency Survey to find out where you're using your energy and where you can save.
Improving your home’s energy efficiency can reduce your energy use and save natural resources.
To help, SDG&E offers rebates for the purchase and installation of qualifying energy-efficient measures. Rebates are available on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are spent.
Rebates for qualified energy-efficient improvements in apartment dwelling units and in the common areas of apartment and condominium complexes, and common areas of mobile home parks.
Save energy and money this summer by tuning up your central air conditioner. Home cooling and heating can account for up to 50% of your energy use, so make sure your system is running efficiently.
Earn a credit on your utility bill and help reduce regional demand for electricity by cycling your central A/C unit “on and off” for a few hours on selected hot summer days. You choose your level of participation so you can find the cycling option that fits your life and comfort level.
If you’re looking to make energy-efficient home improvements, you may want to consider the “Energy Loan” from Fannie Mae. This loan was developed to provide homeowners with an unsecured financing option – from $2,500 to $20,000 – for specified energy-efficient home improvements.
Your home’s lighting can account for as much as 20% of your annual energy costs. To help reduce your energy use, consider installing energy-efficient light bulbs and fixtures. Special discount prices on specific ENERGY STAR®-labeled lighting products are periodically available at participating retailers throughout the year.
Get a rebate when you recycle old working refrigerators, freezers and room air conditioners. For more information about this program, contact Appliance Recycling Centers of America, Inc. (ARCA) at 1-800-599-5792 or enroll online.
The SoCal Water$mart program offers a rebate incentive of up to $185 for customers replacing standard top-loading clothes washers with water- and energy-efficient models.
The Metropolitan Water District operates this program on behalf of the San Diego County Water Authority, its member agencies, and San Diego Gas & Electric. For complete program information, visit SoCalWater$mart.
Indoor water use can be impacted significantly through clothes washer selection. Compared to standard top-loading models, high-efficiency washers (HEWs) can provide significant water and energy savings.
SDG&E offers brochures to help you use energy safely and efficiently. Some brochures that we offer:
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Consumer tax credits for energy-efficiency home improvements have been extended for 2010.
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