SJVCEO, in partnership with SoCalREN, continues to support project proposals and outreach to partners on program opportunities. We are very happy with how 2021 is shaping up and can’t wait to share more details.

We are also very excited to announce that we are now in partnership with ICF to conduct multi-family energy efficiency outreach and education! If you are interested in learning more about the program, click here. We will be sharing program details with our partners in the coming weeks to see how we can work together to reach those multi-family buildings in your area.

Partner Update!

City of Hanford: Still awaiting the scheduling of our first kickoff meeting!

City of Tulare: City’s pump overhaul project was accepted by SCE and approved to move forward! We hope to have savings estimates soon.

City of Visalia: The City has completed the data coordination process and are awaiting the results which will be within the Comprehensive Energy Analysis (CEA) created by the SoCalREN team. A reengagement meeting will be held next week. Meeting will be overview of REN and program offerings.

City of Victorville: City staff and SCE have identified facilities that they would like to audit. City will be revisiting the items at the end of this month and moving forward in March. We are looking forward to reporting more developments soon.

City of Barstow: The data coordination has officially been completed! The next steps are the creation on the Comprehensive Energy Analysis (CEA) from the SoCalREN team which will then be presented in a meeting to the city.

City of Lindsay: SoCalREN team is following up with discussion on audit and project proposal offered at the end of 2020. More exciting details to come soon!

City of Woodlake: The City of Woodlake had a project proposal meeting with SoCalREN to go over a multi-pump project opportunity. City is currently deliberating on how they want to move forward and we are excited to see what the next steps will be.

SoCalREN Highlight

Access the SoCalREN Toolkit for Public Agencies!
Are you a member of the SoCalREN Public Agency Programs? If so, you have access to the network toolkit, which includes tips to get started on energy efficiency projects, marketing tools like web-badges and social media posts to share your commitment to energy efficiency with your community, and access to webinars and other resources. This is a perfect space to learn more from your neighbors and communities that are also continuing to do this work.

Not yet registered? Click here to join the network and learn more about the programs for YOUR public agency!