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Free residential community clean-up and paper shredding event that will be held at El Camino High School on Saturday, October 3, from 8 a.m. to noon or until trucks are full. Oceanside residents can drop off household items including appliances, electronics, furniture, mattresses, and small construction debris for free! Proof of residency is required, with a limit of four items per household and five banker’s boxes for shredding. Goodwill San Diego will accept donations of clothing, accessories, small household items, and electronics. More information is available at home.wm.com/oceanside.
As energy demand rises, especially during hot summer afternoons, your business can take simple steps to support the grid and earn financial incentives. The Capacity Bidding Program is a demand response program designed to help stabilize the electric grid during periods of high demand.
When grid conditions are tight, participating businesses are notified to temporarily reduce energy use. In return, they can earn financial incentives for their participation. You choose how much energy your business can reduce, receive advance notice of events and take simple actions like adjusting HVAC or shifting operations. Unlike one-time opportunities, CBP is an ongoing program during the summer months, giving your business multiple opportunities to earn incentives. Why join Capacity Bidding?
GoGreen Financing helps qualifying SDG&E® customers make energy-efficient home upgrades with affordable, flexible financing. Instead of paying the full cost upfront, customers can spread payments over time with low interest rates, longer repayment terms and no property liens.
This statewide program makes it easier to improve home comfort, health and energy efficiency – while helping manage household costs. Home Upgrades You Can Finance GoGreen Financing supports a wide range of energy-saving and electrification upgrades for homes, including:
How GoGreen Financing Works
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