Celebrating National S.T.E.A.M. Day

To celebrate National S.T.E.A.M. Day, LADWP hosted a student art exhibit featuring winners of the 2024-2025 Los Angeles Times in Education Student Poster Contest. Through this annual contest sponsored by LADWP, 4th-12th graders from across Los Angeles and the Eastern Sierra are invited to showcase their artistic talents while highlighting and calling to action conservation and sustainability practices to help combat climate change.  

Trinity-Mission League Challenge: Taking it to the Hoop

LADWP is a proud sponsor of the Trinity-Mission League Challenge, a competitive high school basketball matchup event, on Saturday, November 22 at UCLA Pauley Pavilion. As part of this sponsorship, we also support a “Sustainability in Schools Initiative” to connect with local students and educate them on water conservation, energy efficiency, career opportunities, electric vehicles, and more. LADWP customers can score 30% off event tickets— check it out!

Improve Home Efficiency with Black Friday Deals

Bill Savings for Renters with Shared Solar

LADWP’s Shared Solar program helps renters and multifamily residents save on electricity and join the solar economy — no home ownership or rooftop panels needed. Eligible customers can sign up by December 31, 2025 for a Shared Solar program rate 20% below next year’s rate and guaranteed for 10 years. Income-qualified customers save even more with a program rate 25% below next year’s rate and 11% lower than current standard electric rates.

Rebates for Commercial Turf Replacement Have Doubled Ahead of 2027 Watering Goal 

LADWP has increased turf replacement rebates for commercial, multi-family (5+ units), industrial, institutional, and public agency customers to $9–$10 per square foot. That’s an 80–100% boost! With Assembly Bill 1572 phasing out the use of potable water for nonfunctional turf in 2027, businesses and agencies with decorative grass can act now by switching to sustainable landscaping. Pre-approval is required before beginning any project.

Enhancing Grid Resiliency and Reliability for our Communities

LADWP received approval to expand its Demand Response portfolio and create new programs that aim to increase the current performance-based capacity by more than 400% from 80 MW to 340 MW. Complementing this investment in demand response, the Los Angeles Board of Water and Power Commissioners also approved the Scattergood Generating Station Units 1 and 2 Green Hydrogen-Ready Modernization Project. Together, these initiatives mark a significant step forward in the transition to 100% clean energy while ensuring grid reliability and bill affordability for our customers.

Customer Support Saturday

Calling LADWP Customers: Join us for a one-on-one consultation to learn ways on how to save water, power, and money at our next Customer Support Saturday on December 20, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Our customer service representatives will be on site ready to assist at our Crenshaw, North Hills, and Watts offices. No RSVP required!