Wrapping up our second year in the Regional Partnership with SoCalREN brought new successes and achievements! In another pandemic year, we successfully executed reports, energy projects, and much more! See below for key agency highlights from this year.

2021 Enrollments
List the public agencies enrolled in total and those enrolled in 2021.

2020: City of Tulare, City of Woodlake, City of Lindsay, City of Hanford, City of Farmersville, City of Victorville, City of Adelanto
2021: Kings County, Town of Apple Valley
Additional Cities: City of Visalia, City of Barstow

Delivered Reports
Comparative Energy Analysis
A SoCalREN exclusive report that identifies high energy consumers to prioritize further investigation and energy efficiency retrofits.

Project Proposal
A detailed document that outlines the estimated cost associated with measures that the partner agency would like to pursue. Also details cost, comfort and environmental benefits that would come along with completing the project.

City of Lindsay: Net Metered Savings Project at Wellness Center
City of Tulare: Two well upgrade projects at city sites

Marketing Successes
Digital Engagement
The SJVCEO distributed a suite of resources throughout the year promoting SoCalREN content and program information. Some of these channels of distribution included Twitter, Youtube, SJVCEO website, and our BLOGEE series. In another year of digital outreach, we saw great success and engagement through all channels! (Numbers below reflect through October 2021)

Twitter: had roughly 3,800 views/impressions on SoCalREN related tweets (about 28% of TOTAL engagement)
Newsletters/Learning Bundles: Distributed a total of 9 newsletters/learning bundles

Energy Projects
1. Projects completed

City of Tulare: Two well upgrades at city pumping sites.

2. Pipeline for 2022

City of Woodlake: Two to three well upgrades at city sites
City of Barstow: Multiple locations have EE measures proposed to the city. Looking more closely at the upgrades at city hall and wastewater treatment plant.
City of Lindsay: Net metered savings project at the city’s wellness facility.