SDG&E has several assistance programs to help lower your monthly energy bill while keeping your home comfortable.  ​

For the third consecutive year, electric vehicle drivers in SDG&E’s service area may be eligible for a bill credit on their energy bill for driving clean. If you drive an all-electric or plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, you may qualify for the annual Electric Vehicle Climate Credit (EVCC). This credit is part of a statewide program administered by the California Air Resources Board (CARB) to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions in California. ​

According to the EPA's ENERGY STAR program, U.S. small businesses together spend a whopping $60 billion on energy each year. Additionally, a survey conducted by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) found that energy costs are a top-three business expense for more than one-third of the nation's small businesses.  ​

Buildings don’t use energy – people do. Your employees affect a building’s energy performance. Many people already save energy at home. Show them the connections between those good behaviors and what they can do at work. It’s the little things that, when added together, can make a big difference.  
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​There’s never been a better time to upgrade to energy-efficient lighting. With advanced technology that can lower your bills over time, instant rebates make lighting products more affordable. Take advantage of energy-saving instant rebates on discounted lighting products from local distributors through March 31. Products include interior LED troffers, outdoor fixtures, and interior high/low bay fixtures. Find a distributor now!

​SDG&E’s winter pricing kicked in on November 1, 2018 and goes through May 31, 2019. This means lower pricing across the board!

Learn the Latest Technologies at No Cost!

​Interested in green building design and construction, energy efficiency, codes and standards, or other energy-related topics? The Energy Innovation Center offers free, introductory through advanced level classes for professionals in many fields. Get the skills that are important to your customers. Check out the class schedule at sdge.com/training.

Is Your Business Ready for an Emergency?

Most of us have a home emergency plan for our families. When was the last time you actively thought about how to respond to an emergency at work?

During an emergency, you may find it difficult to think quickly and remember all the things you need to do. Although emergencies do not happen often, planning for them is one of those crucial 'just in case' precautions, like having smoke detectors.
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Knowing what to do when an emergency occurs in the workplace may make the difference when the seconds count. Create an Emergency Action Plan that covers topics such as emergency communications, and evacuation, emergency and reporting procedures. Get help with an action plan at sdge.com/plan.