 When you run a business, controlling your costs is a priority. Here are some easy tips to help reduce your energy use and bills
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 Did you know that SDG&E provides webinars for business owners and trade professionals, and most are at no cost? You or your employees can learn about the latest in green building practices, technology and energy-saving solutions from experts in the industry. Topics in March include:
Businesses, transit agencies and school districts in the region that are considering making a switch to commercial electric vehicles are now able to take advantage of an innovative pricing plan that makes it possible to reap both financial and environmental benefits by powering their fleet with electricity. The optional subscription pricing plan, called the Electric Vehicle-High Power (EV-HP) rate, was recently approved unanimously by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). Those who sign up for the plan can choose the level of power to subscribe to for their charging needs and pay for it with a fixed monthly subscription fee.
 There are a variety of ways you can reduce costs in your business when it comes to energy. By assessing the needs of your employees and customers, you’ll be able to make a plan that helps you cut costs where you need it the most.
 Did you know that SDG&E provides webinars for business owners and trade professionals, and most are at no cost? You or your employees can learn about the latest in green building practices, technology and energy-saving solutions from experts in the industry.
 For small businesses, the pandemic is posing unique challenges and financial hardships. One way to trim costs is to perform an energy audit at your place of business. An energy assessment can help determine where your business can be more energy efficient and cut unnecessary energy-related expenses. Conducting a simple, top-level energy assessment can help you lower your carbon footprint and energy costs by recognizing inefficient systems and equipment and making changes. Even saving small amounts of energy can help reduce utility bills at a time when every penny counts.
 When you’re running a business, the right pricing plan for electricity and other utilities can make a big difference in your cash flow and bottom line. Knowing what pricing plan you’re enrolled in is a great first step in energy management. Watch this video to find your business pricing plan for gas and electricity.
 Did you know that SDG&E provides webinars for business owners and trade professionals, and most are at no cost? Learn about the latest in green building practices, technology and energy-saving solutions from experts in the industry.
 There are a variety of ways to save money when it comes to your business’s energy use. Try these tips to help trim your winter energy bills.
 Businesses enjoy lighting up their stores for the holidays to add a festive spirit but they don’t enjoy the increase in their electricity bill after all the holiday cheer and lights are gone.
 Did you know that SDG&E provides webinars for business owners and trade professionals at no cost? Learn about the latest in green building practices, technology and energy-saving solutions from experts in the industry. Upcoming topics include commercial HVAC, wireless controls for buildings, system testing for energy efficiency and boilers. Certifications and continuing education units are available for many of the classes. Check out the class listing.
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 Does your business need to upgrade its HVAC? SDG&E offers rebates on many types of energy-efficient equipment for businesses – which can help save energy and lower bills. Now, there are more ways you can save energy and earn rebates on your HVAC unit. Upgrading your HVAC components can help lower your monthly energy bill and save energy.
 It can be difficult to reduce your business’s monthly energy bill, but did you know incorporating smart thermostats in your building can help save both energy and money? Smart thermostats allow businesses to have greater control over energy use because temperatures can be controlled remotely. Businesses can run energy-efficient schedules and optimize their system performance, leading to a more predictable monthly bill
 SDG&E can help you save energy and money on your monthly bill. Consider On-Bill Financing when upgrading your business’s equipment. Energy efficiency upgrades are a great way to lower your energy use, reduce monthly bills and help the environment.
 Did you know that SDG&E provides webinars for business owners and trade professionals at no cost? Learn about the latest in green building practices, technology and energy-saving solutions from experts in the industry. Upcoming classes include Heating, Ventilating & Air Conditioning training, renewable energy and sustainability and energy-saving technologies for business. Certifications and continuing education units are available for many of the classes. Check out the class listing.
 Many businesses, especially small businesses, are facing new challenges due to COVID-19 and still have ongoing expenses during the pandemic. SDG&E wants to help during these difficult times and offers these solutions and resources.
 We understand that it can be difficult to reduce your business’ monthly energy bill, but did you know incorporating smart thermostats in your business can help save both energy and money? Smart thermostats allow businesses to have greater control over energy use because temperatures can be controlled remotely. Businesses can run energy-efficient schedules and optimize their system performance, leading to a more predictable monthly bill.
 Get a complimentary energy assessment through SDG&E’s Business Energy Solutions Program. Small to mid-size business customers receive an onsite, no-cost energy audit with a customized report of energy-saving improvements. Contractors install products at no cost and offer other products at a discount. You may also qualify for no- or low-cost energy efficiency upgrades. Also, SDG&E has increased business rebates through September 30, 2020. Schedule an energy assessment or see the current product catalog of business rebates.
 Enroll in one of SDG&E’s many no-cost energy educational webinars from the comfort of your home or office. In fact, a great HVAC 4-part webinar series starts on September 1 through September 10. Each class will be cast from 5:30 p.m. – 7 p.m.
 Local businesses may be worried about their energy bill as summer arrives and as they try to recover from the economic impact of the pandemic. Businesses can take advantage of SDG&E programs to help stretch bill payments over a longer time, find the best pricing plan and take online energy webinars.
 Does your business need to upgrade its HVAC? SDG&E offers rebates on many types of energy-efficient equipment for businesses – which can help save energy and lower bills. Now, there are more ways you can save energy and earn rebates on your HVAC unit. Upgrading your HVAC components can help lower your monthly energy bill and save energy.
As you may have already seen on the news all weekend and this morning, due to a prolonged heat wave driving up electricity demand, the California Independent System Operator (ISO), which manages the state’s electric power grid, issued a Flex Alert August 16th - August 19th. Grid conditions are expected to be very challenging throughout the course of the week. The Flex Alert is in effect each day from 3 PM - 10 PM. SDG&E has provided a few tips to help you reduce your energy use.
 Many businesses, especially small businesses, are facing new challenges due to COVID-19 and still have ongoing expenses during the pandemic. SDG&E wants to help during these difficult times and offers these solutions and resources.
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