The SCP targets projects able to commit to energy efficiency goals at least 15% (for single- or multi-family) or 20% (for commercial) greater than Title 24 Energy Standards.  Certification to a recognized green building rating system (i.e. LEED-NC^® Silver) is strongly encouraged.

Customized technical assistance could include:

¨        Design Charrettes and Team Integration

¨        Project-Specific Green Building Support

¨        Energy Benchmarking and Modeling

¨        Innovative Energy System Design Assistance

¨        Commissioning Plans and Specifications

¨        Education and Training

¨        LEED^® Specifications and Documentation Support

¨        Coordination with other incentive programs

Financial incentives include:

¨        7¢ per kilowatt-hour saved for commercial projects, with $100,000 cap

¨        $280 per unit for multifamily projects with 75+ units, with $100,000 cap

¨        50% of green building rating system registration and certification fees

¨        Additional incentives may be possible through other programs

Who is Eligible?

Owners and developers of large, mixed-use, or multi-building construction projects that could commit to the program performance goals were considered for the pilot. Once operational, projects must purchase their electric service from SCE and be on a rate that pays into the Public Goods Charge Fund.

SCE has the final determination on eligibility and encouraged projects that are committed to integrating a broad spectrum of both traditional and non-traditional energy saving measures to apply. Projects not selected for the pilot are being directed to other SCE programs.