Our last #GotGrants of 2022 is here and we have a couple grant options and a loan program that can get your 2023 off to a great start. Check it out now!
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Today we are wrapping up our 5-part series on energy efficient appliances and cooking for the Holidays. Although Thanksgiving is still very close in our rearview mirrors, many of us are gearing up for Christmas which can be even more eventful for our kitchens, as well as our pocketbooks.
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With ovens on, pots simmering, and microwaves running- it is extremely imperative that we all remember kitchen safety tips.
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You may be thinking, I already have a microwave to reheat food and an oven to bake and to keep things warm. Why would I also need a warming drawer? There are a few reasons a warming drawer may be a favorable option.
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Saving money during the holidays? There is truly nothing better!
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The SJVCEO is partnering with PG&E, as part of its Resilient Together Advisory Group (RTAG) which brings together community-based organizations (CBOs) that work with and/or on behalf of San Joaquin Valley vulnerable communities.
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November is here and so is this month’s edition of #GotGrants! We have a couple of grants and even a loan program. Check them out now!
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We touched on convection ovens very briefly in last week’s article when we discussed 5-in-1 ovens. A 5-in-1 oven is special because it has many different capabilities. Specifically, they are a convection oven, a toaster oven, a warming/proofing oven, a precision cooking oven, and a microwave.
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We are all done with the ghosts, ghouls, and goblins of Halloween, and we are looking forward to Thanksgiving and Christmas. November 1st is the unofficial start of the holiday season. This is, by far, my favorite time of the year. However, while we are all gearing up for yet another wonderful holiday season and its traditions, it is important to understand and seek out new and more efficient ways of doing the things that we love, even if they are traditional.
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Interviewer: “So, what’s a heat pump hot water heater?”
Interviewee: [Pauses, looks a bit confused] “It’s just a water heater.”
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As the holiday season approaches, household costs tend to increase as the year wraps. Before diving too much into some of the technological offerings from SCE, check out some tips below that help customers understand their bill and their usage.
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As we are approaching the holiday season, we will be launching an EE cooking series for Technology Tuesdays! This week’s edition features Induction Cooktops
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Take a look at some highlights from Southern California Edison and Edison International first annual multicultural event at the Energy Education Center in Tulare, CA!
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We are back with October’s #GotGrants! As the year is somehow approaching a close, grant awards are not going anywhere! Be sure to click below to see the latest opportunities to help turn your project ideas into a reality!
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SCE is here to provide you all with some Time of Use tips and tricks to utilize this fall
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This week, the entire state of California is experiencing a record-breaking heat wave. Here in the Valley, it was nearly 115 degrees yesterday afternoon and will continue to be in the triple digits through the entirety of the week.
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September is here and so are the latest grant opportunities for our public agency partners! Take a look to see 3 new opportunities that can help fund your 2022 projects!
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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!
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Allow 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.
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