The SJVCEO is no stranger to “Clean Cooking.” In fact, in November 2022 and November 2023, we published an entire Technology Tuesday series covering all different avenues of energy efficient/clean cooking. We wanted to revisit this series in celebration, learn more below!
Read MoreIt is the Monday before Thanksgiving, which can mean many things: getting ready for a road trip to see family, prepping to make sure the house is in pristine condition, or just excitement for some days off. No matter how or where you are celebrating, the SJVCEO wants to be sure the music is right for you! Check out our November 2023 playlist- clean cooking
Read MoreThe end of the year is ALWAYS busy, no matter how much we prepare for it.
If you are in the same boat as us, we wanted to share some exciting year-end education opportunities with you all from Southern California Edison. For the next couple of weeks, the SCE Energy Education Center is offering a variety of classes and webinars. Check them out below!
Read MoreClean Cooking with the SJVCEO was a key highlight from last year that we wanted to bring back around ahead of Thanksgiving! Check out how each of us made one of our household staples using induction cooktops from PG&E’s Induction Loaner program.
Read MoreHow is it that we are already approaching December? It seems as though we ask ourselves the same question each year! This year has flown by, and one of our favorite parts was, of course, EV October. Our goal during this month (and every month) was to educate our communities on electric vehicles' benefits and the resources to support them. Check out some of our favorite highlights from this month and see if an electric vehicle is right for you.
Read MoreThe Kettleman City Public Safety Event is an annual event that has become a staple in the community, one that residents look forward to each year. Due to SJVCEO’s long-term partnership with Kings County, which hosts the event, we take pride in participating each year and have done so for many years. It is a time for us to go out into the community, provide them with IOU resources and see what we can do to support them.
Read MoreWhile this particular story is not tied directly to electric or plug-in hybrid vehicle programs, I think it is still an important story to share during “EV October.” And that story is one that I am sure many people can relate to, searching for and purchasing a new car.
Read MoreI want to call attention to a topic of conversation that has been circulating amongst my closest colleagues. This topic has to do, in part, with why EVs are not selling with the fervor we originally thought they would; particularly in the San Joaquin Valley.
Read MoreOctober- the month of spooks and scares! However, the SJVCEO is not about frightening you this month. Instead, we are laser-focused on one thing, and that is EV October. Within the last couple of years, interest in EVs has grown exponentially, and we felt there was no better time to jump into all the details than now, enter “EV October.”
Read MorePart 6 of our SCG Rebate Guide breakdown has arrived- featuring Natural Gas-Modulating Valves. These valves can provide energy savings benefits for laundry operations, check out more in part 6!
Read MoreWe are all about solar plus storage. I know that most people are aware of solar energy, but I thought I would take a quick moment to zero in on the storage part and explain why new solar projects need it to be financially viable.
Read MoreFor public agencies looking for renewable options such as solar and storage alongside energy efficiency, we have got you covered through the SoCalREN Pathway to Zero program!
Read MoreOur goal is to make electric vehicles accessible and affordable for residents of the San Joaquin Valley and furthermore, all of California. PG&E’s programs are making this goal increasingly attainable. Through our info sessions, we highlight active PG&E EV programs that provide financial and technical assistance, helping customers embark on their electric vehicle journey.
Read MoreLooking ahead, DERs offer an exciting opportunity for California to expand its utilization of renewable and zero-carbon energy sources while driving the electrification of transportation and buildings. It's crucial to acknowledge that deploying DERs could lead to environmental challenges, such as heightened land use and spatial footprint concerns, and potential air pollution emissions.
Read MoreGet ready to supercharge your savings with the Southern California Regional Energy Network (SoCalREN)! Through the Streamlined Savings Pathway Program, public agencies can now grab fantastic incentives for HVAC equipment. This is your chance to optimize operations, reduce maintenance hassles, and save energy and costs. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity.
Read MoreNow, as you read this, you may be thinking, “What is a “DER” and why is it important to me?” Chances are, you encounter them almost every day, but you may not think of them as “DERs.” Distributed Energy Resources refer to systems that produce energy at or near the where it is being utilized. These systems are often renewable.
Read MoreSouthern California Regional Energy Network (SoCalREN) is offering incentives for HVAC equipment through the Streamlined Savings Pathway Program. Public agencies can take advantage of these incentives, which will help you streamline your operations and maintenance while saving energy and money.
Read MoreI am sure you know California’s push toward 100% renewable energy. A BIG part of this initiative is building electrification. Building electrification means, converting from using natural gas appliances to appliances that use electricity. There are many cost-effective ways to do this.
Read MoreWhen we think about it, the coordination required to deliver IDSM demands cooperation, understanding, and balance. Everyone and everything has to play their part just so. To achieve a true IDSM approach for portfolios technologies have to be in sync or, as it were, *NSYNC.
Read MoreAs I am sure you are aware, your HVAC system is one of the biggest energy users in your building. In fact, HVAC is often responsible for 20-30% of the energy usage in a building. This is especially true in the Central Valley.
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