Energy efficiency is essential for schools, not only as a cost-saving measure but as a strategic investment in healthier, more sustainable learning environments. By optimizing energy use, schools can reduce utility expenses, freeing up resources for educational programs and student support.
Energy efficiency is essential for schools, not only as a cost-saving measure but as a strategic investment in healthier, more sustainable learning environments. By optimizing energy use, schools can reduce utility expenses, freeing up resources for educational programs and student support.
Summer in Southern California means one thing above all: heat. And with rising temperatures come rising energy bills, added strain on the power grid, and a handful of everyday hazards worth knowing about before they catch you off guard. Southern California Edison has put together a few resources to help customers navigate it all: from staying safe and prepared during high-heat days and outages, to cutting cooling costs with a smart thermostat, to keeping pool and spa areas free of electrical hazards.
Energy efficiency is essential for schools, not only as a cost-saving measure but as a strategic investment in healthier, more sustainable learning environments. By optimizing energy use, schools can reduce utility expenses, freeing up resources for educational programs and student support.
Summer in Southern California means one thing above all: heat. And with rising temperatures come rising energy bills, added strain on the power grid, and a handful of everyday hazards worth knowing about before they catch you off guard. Southern California Edison has put together a few resources to help customers navigate it all: from staying safe and prepared during high-heat days and outages, to cutting cooling costs with a smart thermostat, to keeping pool and spa areas free of electrical hazards.
Ever wonder how new energy-saving technologies go from expensive and unproven to the industry standard? In this edition of Technology Tuesdays, we break down the role EE programs play in that journey — reducing risk for early adopters, driving down costs through incentives, and ultimately paving the way for technologies to become mainstream (and even codified into standards like Title 24).
ICYMI: Real community engagement means showing up, side by side, to solve problems that matter. That's exactly what happened when SJVCEO and SoCalREN partnered with the Victor Valley Wastewater Reclamation Authority (VVWRA) to conduct an energy efficiency "treasure hunt" at their High Desert facility.
We didn't pick a theme this month. We didn't curate. We didn't overthink it. We just asked everyone who works on the Central California Rural Regional Energy Network to send us their favorite song. Their actual favorite. No instructions. No guardrails.
And this is what we got.





