Now that we have covered the opportunities with the SoCalREN Multifamily Program, the Whole Building Pathway, and the Comprehensive Common Area Approach, how does the program work? How do you actively participate and receive services from the SoCalREN team?

Today, most eligible SCE customers have transitioned to either Time of Use rate (TOU-D 4-9pm or 5-8pm) and we are back with a follow-up video to help customers adjust to their new structure and give some quick tips to help save!

In this week’s edition, we are reviewing the second program pathway that is offered to property owners and operators.

At this point in time, most eligible residential customers have automatically transitioned to the Time-of-Use rate plan unless they selected another rate plan. As a side note some residential customers were not included in the automatic transition, though they can still select their preferred rate plan.

During this week’s mashup, we are diving into Part 2 which will cover the first program pathway that a property can utilize upon enrollment, the Whole Building Program pathway. Click the clip below to see if this approach is best for your property!

Over the last few years we have covered more than 40 topics such as program opportunities, grants, or loans just to name a few. One such program covered is the SoCalREN Multifamily Program

It’s one thing to find success as an organization but another entirely to be a part of a winning team. This month we’re not just talking about Team SJVCEO, but project teams—groups representing varying interests and constituents to create something bigger, something better, something like…Voltron.

While we have shared a few home emergency resources to you all from our Investor Owned Utility partners, please see the latest “Ultimate Home Emergency Preparedness Guide” for you to reference during a power outage, weather emergency, or another event. See below for a few highlights and click here for the full article!

As California continues to experience a year-round fire season, SCE wants to make sure communities are informed and prepared as they implement their Wildlife Mitigation Plan. To support residents, SCE hosted a variety of virtual events to provide communities with information about Public Safety Power Shutoff protocol, how to best prepare for emergencies, and receive an overview of SCE customer programs and services. See a few of the meetings below according to the community you live in!

As many of you may know, last year the SJVCEO partnered with PG&E to develop a virtual “Vlog Series” to enhance customer awareness on rate options, utility resources, and the time of use transition. Before addressing TOU, we were able to sit down with PG&E and discuss resources and rate options that customers have to best suite their household.