While Southern California Edison’s residential time of use transition wrapped early this year, some customers may be still adjusting to this change. Energy bills can be much higher than normal during the summer months here in the Valley so understanding these new rates is more important now than ever!
Read MoreAllow me to explain: the duck curve describes the shape of a chart. This particular chart covers a 24-hour period of time during the spring in California. The season is important because during the springtime, there is still a lot of sunlight which translates into solar generation however, people are not using their air conditioning or heating.
Read MoreWhether it is in person, via phone call, text, or email, SCE is taking extra precautions to ensure the safety of their customers. Take a look below to learn more about how to stay safe and aware of possible scammers.
Read MoreWe believe there is room for improvement in the process of contracting, especially the strong preference for P4P. While P4P contracts shift risk from the contact holder, the burden and impact are passed on to the program participant, can inhibit innovation, and disproportionally impacts program participants in rural, hard-to-reach, and disadvantaged communities—the very people the SJVCEO is charged to serve.
Read MoreThis month’s #GotGrants is going to look slightly different! ICARP developed a “Resilience Funding and Financing Program Timeline” graphic that tracks a variety of funding programs for jurisdictions and organizations to take advantage of.
Read MoreHe's a 10, but... he bought the 13 SEER to save money… Check out our #TechTuesday to see why this is ALL wrong
The SEER rating is probably the most important number when looking for a new air conditioning unit. I would argue that the SEER rating is more important than the price. How can that be?
Read MoreThree years in and movies are back, theaters are open, and ComicCon left us deep in our feelings. It’s a far cry from where we started when we put out our first Blockbuster playlist in 2020, and being back in a theater is a gift and the anticipation of settling in and going someplace totally new for a few hours is something we’re so grateful to do again. (Even if it means paying to see a Minion movie three times over.)
Read MoreWhat exactly are we talking about when we discuss water efficiency and conservation? First off, we are still talking about energy efficiency and energy conservation because water and energy are inextricably tied. This is because, in order to use water, we must move it to where we need it. In order to move it, we need energy.
Read MoreThe Time of Use rate plans were all officially in full effective for SCE customers as of June 1st, 2022. There are three different TOU rate plans that customers can be enrolled in, so if you missed them, take a look below!
Read MoreThe forum program has just been released. View our lineup of speakers from across various sectors and industries here! More information on registration and lodging is available here. SJVCEO staff with be participating in not one, not two, but three sessions throughout the course of the two-day forum.
Read MoreWe all know the scenario: it is the middle of summer and the middle of the hottest temperature streak in recent memory. You hear a strange noise coming from your air conditioning unit just before it starts blowing what feels like warm air. Without a doubt, your AC has decided to take an unscheduled hiatus during the time you need it the most! Not to mention the other compounding issues with getting it repaired.
Read MoreAs temperatures heat up and summer is in full swing, safety is of the upmost importance to our communities. SCE recently released some helpful tips on how to best stay prepared and safe around the water this summer!
Read MoreGot Grants has arrived for July! With summer in full swing, we have a few grant programs related to wildfire recovery and resilience. Check them out now!
Read MoreWhere one day we were hosting empty ride and drives with the second generation of the Priuses and in the blink of an eye--or the course of a decade and half—every other car on our recent road trip to LA was an electric vehicle of one type or another.
Read MoreOver the last year and a half, SJVCEO partnered with PG&E to educate and spread awareness to help residential customers understand their rate plan and discover ways to conserve each month.
Read MoreGot Grants has arrived for June! Check out the 4 opportunities that we have highlighted to kick off the summer season!
Read MoreWe have SoCalREN Multifamily Program Manager Sravanti Bassa joining us and answering some of the most frequently asked questions surrounding the SoCalREN Multifamily program
Read MoreAs California continues to experience a year-round fire season, SCE wants to make sure communities are informed and prepared as the Wildlife Mitigation Plan is implemented
Read MoreA DER can be made up of many things but the overall purpose of it is to “help support the delivery of clean, reliable power to additional customers and reduce electricity losses along transmission and distribution lines.” Distributed energy resources are small scale electricity resources that help to meet supply and demand by using their interconnectivity to the grid
Read MoreThe spectrum of scores for energy efficiency ratings of homes are as vast and varied as female singers, and this month the women of SJVCEO are here to talk about both!
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