Government and Institutions - Learn
Plan ahead to implement and refine the Energy Management Solutions that make sense for your business.
What’s in it for my facility1?
A skilled nursing facility could realize
$26,000
in annual bill savings.
Find out what areas in government and institutional facilities are using the most electricity, then read the tips below to learn how to conserve.
Solutions to Help You Use Less Energy and Save Money5
Working together, we can develop a long-term energy management strategy that combines Energy Efficiency and Demand Response solutions to lower your energy demand, as well as your operating and capital costs.
Energy Efficiency Solutions
Permanently reduce energy usage by updating equipment and optimizing building system design.
Demand Response Solutions
Reduce your electrical load when electricity costs are high or when the system is constrained.
Other Options and Resources*
Resources and Online Tools
Customer Success Stories
Learn how other businesses like yours are saving money and energy using our Energy Management Solutions.
Energy Efficiency Partnerships
Discover how SCE’s Energy Efficiency Partnerships create awareness of energy efficiency best practices and encourage adoption of energy efficiency and green practices.
Energy Centers
Find free information, training, and support to make better energy efficiency choices.
SCE Energy Manager
Get access to usage information and detailed cost analyses of your business’ energy use.
EARTH Education & Training Program
Participate in one of the nation’s leading energy efficiency programs to help schools and universities meet their long-term goal of energy saving. For more information about the LivingWise®, Green Schools and Green Campus, and PEAK programs, please contact your account representative.
Financial Offerings
On-Bill Financing
Zero-interest financing towards the purchase and installation of qualifying energy efficient equipment for commercial, industrial and agricultural customers. For more information, please contact your account representative.
AB811 Energy Efficiency for Schools and Counties
Find out how municipalities are empowered to help property owners install distributed renewable generation and energy efficient equipment through low interest loans to be repaid on the property owner's tax bill. Municipalities are eligible to participate. Contact your account representative for more information.
Specialized Services for New and Existing Buildings
New Buildings
Receive technical assistance in the design and construciton of new energy efficient building.
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Savings by Design
New construction builders and buyers can receive design assistance, owner incentives, and design team incentives.
Existing Buildings
Qualifying customers can receive assistance in identifying and evaluating energy efficiency opportunities within existing buildings. Contact your account representative for more information.
Retro Commissioning
Improve the bottom line in your existing building’s operations through specialized services to detect inefficiencies, and determine optimum operating conditions.
Regulation & Compliance Support
The Cool Planet Project
Assists customers with recent installations or efficiency projects resulting in excess of one million kWh of energy in joining the Climate Registry.
Energy Benchmarking
Benchmarking your buildings' energy performance is a key first step to understanding and reducing energy consumption and your carbon footprint.
Renewables & Customer Generation
Solar Leadership
Help create a cleaner energy future with innovative solutions that make it possible for you to join the solar movement.
Self-Generation
Earn financial incentives for installing self-generation equipment to meet all or a portion of your facility’s energy needs.
1 These scenarios are based on projects involving various levels of complexity and technology that were completed by various SCE customers in the 2006-08 incentive funding cycle. Each project is unique, and your final savings (energy and utility) may vary.
2 E Source: “Managing Energy Costs in Colleges and Universities,” 2003.
3 E Source: “Managing Energy Costs in Hospitals”, 2002.
4 Source data from U.S. Energy Information Administration (2003).
5 Terms and Conditions apply. For complete Terms and Conditions, see the Incentives Application and Solutions Directory.
*Under California law, models of certain types of appliances, for example, refrigerators, dishwashers and clothes washers etc., must be certified to the California Energy Commission before being sold or offered for sale in the state. The Energy Commission maintains a database of those appliances, found at the following link: www.appliances.energy.ca.gov. Before purchasing this type of appliance, please consult the Energy Commission's database to see if the particular model of the appliance you want to buy is in the database. Not all products listed in this database are eligible for utility rebates as they do not all meet the higher energy performance requirements of the utility programs. Please refer to Southern California Edison rebate applications to find energy saving products eligible for rebate.
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