Join Rochelle Butler and Andre Saldivar (SCE) discuss the Southern California Edison's Induction Lending Program.

Join Rochelle Butler, Richard Young, and Symone Hopkins discuss the PG&E Induction Cooktop Loaner Program

Join Rochelle Butler and Fiela Vu discuss the statewide Water Infrastructure and System Efficiency Program!

Join Rochelle Butler and Lou Jacobson for a bonus episode celebrating #WooHooWaterHeaters!

Join Rochelle Butler and Norah Kyassa (GRID Alternatives) discuss CALeVIP and Communities in Charge)

Join Rochelle Butler and Ashleigh Servadio (Willdan) discuss the Small Business Opportunities Program

Join Rochelle Butler and Steve Clarke dive into EV Planning Part II – Fleet Conversion Strategy!

Join Rochelle Butler and Jeff Glover discuss the California Energy Design Assistance Program

Join Rochelle Butler and Steve Clarke discuss EV procurement and planning for public agencies!

Rochelle Butler and our special guest Lou Jacobson discuss ways to tackle barriers that public agencies face when it comes to procurement by providing some tips and tricks to make the process easier!

Rochelle and special Guest Amanda Homa with Parakeet Project Development discuss some challenges that agencies endure when it comes to OBF and how to combat them.

Rochelle focuses on community engagement and climate change resilience across California communities.

One of the most integral technologies that supports IDSM are microgrids. To help us with this conversation more broadly, we have gone to our archives for our Fund-it Fast Chats webisode called Real Talk About Microgrids.

The Inflation Reduction Act changed a wide range of tax laws and provided funds to improve our services and technology to make tax filing easier for you.

Designed to assist states and local governments in implementing strategies to reduce energy use, to reduce fossil fuel emissions, and to improve energy efficiency.

Equitable, integrated climate adaptation and resilience solutions across local, regional, and state efforts.

Governments and other funding entities are looking for bold, transformative ideas to build healthier and more equitable communities while addressing the climate crisis.

Since its inception, the Active Transportation Program has funded over 800 active transportation projects across the state benefiting both urban and rural areas.

Funding is available to assist small disadvantage communities to implement drinking water infrastructure improvement projects.

Easy access to private financing with exceptional terms and qualified professional contractor services.