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Eligibility and Enrollment

 

Eligibility and Enrollment

Qualifying agencies include cities, counties, school districts, water districts, sanitation districts, and other public agencies in a region that encompasses the counties of Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura, Inyo, Imperial, and Mono, as well as portions of the counties of Orange, Kern, Tulare, Santa Barbara, and Kings.

Agencies are enrolled in the program based on availability of funds, ability to complete projects on time, and energy savings potential, among other factors.

If your agency is interested in SoCalREN Public Agency Program's services, get started with our questionnaire below!

Interest Form

If your agency is interested in learning more about how the SoCalREN Public Agency Program can help you save energy, please submit the following information and one of our representatives will contact you shortly to discuss your interest in the program.

Agency Point of Contact
Who are your utility providers?
Do you have current energy efficiency projects under way that need assistance? Do you have projects you are contemplating but need help getting off the ground?
Does your Agency use ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager® or any other tool to benchmark and/or track energy usage among your facilities?
What services are you interested in receiving from SoCalREN? (check all that apply)

Making a Difference

The SoCalREN’s Workforce Development Program helped nearly 350 students gain access to education through the Architecture Construction Engineering Students (ACES) program. ACES students earned more than $74,000 internship dollars during 2017.

Santa Monica residents are enjoying brighter, more efficient LED lighting at the Big Blue Bus facility and the Santa Monica Swim Center. These are just two of the projects the City completed with the assistance of the SoCalREN Public Agency Program.

Over its lifetime, efficient street lighting installed in the City of Long Beach with the assistance of the SoCalREN Public Agency Program will help save the city up to $15 Million in energy costs.

Through the SoCalREN Multifamily Program, nearly 7,400 residential multifamily units have been improved with energy efficiency measures that help tenants save energy and enjoy a healthier indoor living environment.

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Professionalism of consultants and SoCalREN Public Agency Program staff has been high. The program is more hands on and personal than other programs we have used before.
— Alice Rod, Management Analyst, Administrative Services, City of Moreno Valley

SoCalREN has done a wonderful job and we both have learned a lot since we began working together. We are happy to be part of a collaborative partnership to save energy and the environment through the SoCalREN Public Agency Program.
— Dave Marshall, Facilities Services Director, Ventura Unified School District

With the SoCalREN Public Agency Program, we are able to do things that would not have been done otherwise. Technical expertise has been a huge help. It has been great working with everyone in the SoCalREN Public Agency Program!
— Benjamin Lucha, Sr. Administrative Analyst, City of Palmdale

I can truly say we would have not gotten this far this fast in such a cost-effective manner without SoCalREN’s guidance and technical assistance every step of the way. In short, the SoCalREN Public Agency Program is a fantastic program to assist local governments in energy efficiency that will pay dividends for years to come.
— Charles Herbertson, Public Works Director/City Engineer for Culver City

Their level of expertise and professionalism has been unsurpassed. They have suggested things that we never thought of, and weren’t even on our radar. They have done significant amounts of work on our behalf that has resulted in substantial savings of both energy and money.
— Rick Freed, Energy Educator/Manager for Conejo Valley Unified School District

It’s a great project for Whittier. It’s green and it helps us save energy. We’re getting a lot of bang for our buck. It’s win-win-win all the way around.
— Joe Vinatieri, Mayor, City of Whittier

The SoCalREN Public Agency Program provided engineering services, project management, and the resources needed to streamline the Cucamonga Valley Water District’s energy efficiency projects from start to finish.
— Mike Maestas, Water Production Manager, CVWD