CLIMATE CAREERS - YOUR PERSONALIZED REPORT

home upgrade journey. Learn more today: www.bayREN.org/get-started

ENERGY SAVING RESOURCES
For more information on how to save energy at home, visit:

Clean Energy
Rebates and
Incentives

Discover PG&E
energy usage tools

Calculate your
carbon footprint

ENERGY STAR
certi�ed products
help save energy.

Resources on
Home Energy
E�ciency

INCOME-QUALIFIED ENERGY PROGRAMS
CA ALTERNATE RATES FOR ENERGY (CARE)
PGEâ??s CARE and FERA programs provide monthly discounts on energy bills for 
income-quali�ed households.
www.pge.com/care or call 866-743-5000 or email http://www.pge.com/~CAREandFERA

ENERGY SAVINGS ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (ESA)
This program helps income-quali�ed renters and homeowners improve the comfort,
health and safety of their homes
with appliance upgrades and home repairs at no charge.
www.pge.com/esa or call 800-933-9555

REACH
REACH, a one-time energy assistance program sponsored by PG&E, helps 
income-quali�ed customers who
experience severe or unplanned hardships and are unable to pay for their energy 
needs.
www.pge.com/reach or call 877-660-6789

INCOME-QUALIFIED ENERGY PROGRAMS
LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
A federally-funded energy subsidy program o�ering 3 di�erent services. 
Low-income
households receive weatherization, direct help for paying energy bills, or 
rapid help in utility shut
o� situations.
www.liheapassistance.org or call 866-675-6623

Grid Alternatives (SOLAR)
GRID Alternatives is a nonpro�t that installs solar systems for
qualifying lower-income homeowners at no cost, helping families save up to
90% on their electric bills.  www.gridsolar.org/risingsun or call
866-921-4696

COUNTY-SPECIFIC RESOURCES AND REBATES
Check with your utility and water district for additional details

SANTA CLARA COUNTY
â?? San Jos e Clean Energy or call 833-432-2454
â?? Santa Clara Valley Water or call 408-630-2554
â?? Silicon Valley Clean Energy or call 844-474-7823

RECYCLING
During your Green House Call, our Energy Specialists may have provided you
with a recycling guide. You can also recycle household hazardous waste at
designated facilities. Contact your local facility for acceptable items,
drop-o� times, and possible residency requirements.

In general, the following items can be recycled at designated facilities:
Fluorescent bulbs, household batteries, cleaners, and sprays Paint, stain,
varnish, thinner, and adhesives Auto products such as old fuel, motor oil,
�lters, and batteries Garden products, including pesticides and
fertilizers Home generated â??sharpsâ?? waste, in
approved containers Compact �uorescent lightbulbs (CFLs) that
have burnt out can also be dropped o� for recycling at:
Home Depot, Loweâ??s, or Orchard Supply Hardware (OSH)
Broken CFLs should be cleaned up with a damp paper towel and placed in a
Ziploc bag before recycling.

Climate Careers is supported in part by:

Ca consumers are not obligated to purchase any full fee
service or other service not funded by this Program.
This Program is funded by Ca utility ratepayers under the
auspices of the Ca Public Utilities Commission (CPUC).

In partnership with  Lab, Climate Careers identi�ed
Oakland residents to identify heat burdened neighborhoods and provide
devices to measure the quality of air in their homes.