October Newsletter

Program Updates

With the end of 2022 approaching quickly, please remember to complete and submit all Program close-out documentation (e.g. final invoices, permit forms, etc.). This will ensure a smooth transition as we head into 2023.

We would like to confirm that there will be updated Program collateral, new 2023 forms, and updates to Program processes that will be available to Participating Contractors at the beginning of 2023. Your Account Manager will have more details about these as we get closer to the end of the year.

Therms Cap Removed

Great news! Effective immediately, we are removing the cap on therm savings from all projects and we will be able to incentivize ALL new therm savings for the rest of the year at a rate of $4.50 for DAC and $2.63 for non DAC.

Therm savings associated with a current committed project (projects that already have a signed reservation letter) will remain unchanged; however, if you would like to add additional therm savings to a committed project, those new savings will be at the new rate.

We hope you take advantage of this opportunity and help us finish 2022 with strong gas savings.

Marketing Materials Available to Contractors

The SoCalREN Multifamily Team is here to make your participation in the Program easier. We have marketing materials available to you and your team on the Contractor Resources section of the SoCalREN website. These materials have been created to help you inform customers about the details of the Program in various languages and cobranded versions are available on certain materials.

If there is something that the Program can do to help you and your team succeed, please fill out this quick form to help us improve. We would love your feedback! As the SoCalREN Multifamily Teams prepares for 2023, your feedback is valuable to ensure we are providing the necessary support to make you and your team successful.

SoCalREN Resource Energy Efficiency Learning Center

Participating Contractors; have you taken advantage of the SoCalREN Energy Efficiency Learning Center (EELC)? Did you know that the EELC is available for you and your staff at no-cost? Participate in e-learning courses at your own pace from the comfort and safety of your home or office. Participating Contractors can access the SoCalREN EELC as a Program benefit at no cost. The EELC offers an expanding catalog of courses in a variety of categories including HVAC, Sales and Marketing, Commercial Energy Efficiency, Continuing Education Units, Building Performance Institute (BPI), Residential Energy Services Network (RESNET), and North American Technician Excellence (NATE).

All these accredited courses can be found in the EELC. Currently, there are more than eighty active courses available. To access these courses, please email the SoCalREN team, and a login will be created for you and any staff members interested in taking advantage of this Program benefit offered by SoCalREN.

Have you listened to ReEnergizing Communities?

SoCalREN’s 13th podcast episode features Greenlining Institute's, Alvaro Sanchez, who discusses the Environmental Justice for Communities of Color. The Greenlining Institute is committed to building a just economy that is inclusive, cooperative, sustainable, participatory, fair, and healthy. Their multifaceted advocacy efforts address the root causes of racial, economic, and environmental inequities to meaningfully transform the material conditions of communities of color in California and across the country. They envision a future where communities of color can build a wealth, live in healthy places, filled with economic opportunity, and are ready to meet the challenges posed by climate change.

Click Here to Listen to the Podcast

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