Times in Education Poster Contest Winner 

LADWP is a proud sponsor of the Los Angeles Times’ Times in Education student art contest that empowers young artists to create original artwork illustrating how individuals can contribute to the fight against climate change. We extend our biggest congratulations to this year’s winner, Afsana K., 12^th grader from Van Nuys High School. Afsana’s artwork was recognized for it’s creative, inspirational, and powerful message showcasing the importance of conservation and sustainability. Great job, Afsana! 

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Recycled Water Fill Station Reopens

In partnership with L.A. Sanitation and Environment and L.A. Recreation and Parks, LADWP has reopened the City of Los Angeles Recycled Water Fill Station at the Los Angeles-Glendale Water Reclamation Plant. The station is located at 4600 Colorado Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90039 and will be open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Thursday and Friday (closed on rainy days and holidays). LADWP customers can receive up to 300 free gallons of recycled water per visit, which can be used for landscaping purposes. Participants will also learn best practices for using recycled water and how they are supporting water conservation in Los Angeles. 

Make Your Thermostat a Power Saver. Earn up to $145.

Take control of your energy use and earn rewards. Enroll your smart thermostat in LADWP’s Power Savers and get $55, plus up to $90 annually for continued participation. Help reduce the strain on our power grid during peak electric demand by comfortably lowering your seasonal energy use. Enroll at ladwp.com/PowerSavers. Need a thermostat? Explore rebate-eligible models at our Efficient Product Marketplace.

Making L.A.’s Clean Energy Future a Reality 

LADWP recently celebrated the opening of the Eland Solar-plus-Storage Center Project, one of the largest solar and battery energy storage projects in the entire country. The power that will be generated by both phases of the Eland project – Eland 1 and Eland 2 – will meet 7% of Los Angeles’s total energy consumption while helping to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. This project will provide enough clean energy to power more than 266,000 homes each year and will propel Los Angeles forward in the City’s transition to 100% clean energy by 2035.

Get a New AC Today!  

LADWP provides rebates up to $275 for eligible customers on new, efficient air conditioners through Cool LA. This program helps LADWP customers prepare for and manage higher temperatures, especially for older adults, income-qualified families, and underserved communities. Use the link below for more information and to shop our Cool LA marketplace.