Commercial programs and rebates

In addition to providing clean energy at lower rates, Peninsula Clean Energy invests in local energy programs to further reduce carbon emissions from buildings and transportation.

Buildings

Data Connect

Free, secure, authorized access to energy data. Data Connect uses the UtilityAPI platform to access customer energy data and keep the data secure. UtilityAPI provides service and support for Data Connect.

Design guidance: residential electrification

Residential electrification guidelines and resources for building owners, contractors, and designers

Emergency Load Reduction Program (ELRP)

Receive $2/kWh for load reduction during an emergency event

FLEXmarket for energy efficiency and demand response providers

Get paid when you or your customers save electricity and shift load

Technical design assistance

Get free technical design assistance for all-electric buildings

EV Charging

EV Ready charging program

Learn about the program and next steps to apply

About EV charging

What are Level 1, 2 and 3 chargers, and which is best for your property?

EV charging installation incentives

You may qualify for multiple incentives, see amounts here.

Local Governments

Reach codes

Technical assistance on codes for low-carbon buildings and EV readiness

GovEV for local agency fleet electric vehicles

Free technical assistance, project planning, and funding to public agencies for new electric vehicles (EVs) and charging infrastructure

GovBE for public building electrification

Detailed technical design guidance on Peninsula Clean Energy's EV charging strategies to reduce cost and expand access, including resources and case studies for public agencies and other EV infrastructure stakeholders

GovPV solar and storage for public buildings

Design, procurement and installation of solar and storage systems with group buy at no up-front cost

Member agency grants for government building electrification

Grants and loans to help local governments convert methane gas to clean, efficient electricity in their buildings

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