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Insulation Measures By providing resistance to heat flow, insulation helps keep heating and cooling inside your home and keeps the outside temperatures out.
Attic Insulation Measure Requirements Install R-19 batt insulation on top of existing insulation. Existing R-Value cannot exceed R-19. Any type of insulation is eligible for the measure so long as it meets the measure case R-value. Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive. All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.	$1.07/ft²
Wall Insulation Measure Requirements Any R-value between R-0 and R-13 is eligible Homes built in or after 1988 are not eligible Replacement of or addition to existing wall insulation is not eligible Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit. All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.	$1.06/ft²
Heating & Cooling Measures Duct sealing can prevent air leaks that can cause dirty air to get sucked into the duct system and distributed throughout your home, potentially causing poor indoor air quality. Heat pumps provide all-season, efficient heating and cooling by moving heat, rather than generating it, to help lower heating and cooling costs. According to Energy.gov, today’s efficient systems can lower your cooling costs by 20–40% compared with central air conditioners from 10 years ago.
Duct Sealing Measure Requirements Pre duct sealing work initiation, the duct system must be tested for leakage % and recorded. Post duct sealing work installation, the duct system must be tested for leakage % and recorded. Duct sealing incentives require 12% reduction in duct leakage when comparing pre and post test results. The existing leakage rate must be 24% or greater The maximum final leakage rate must not exceed 12% Dwelling must have a central AC and gas furnace, a heat pump, or no cooling and a gas furnace Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive per dwelling. All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.	$0.53/ft²
Ducted Heat Pumps Measure Requirements Heat pump must be 16 SEER2 and 8.0 HSPF2 and 13.3 EER/12.6 EER2 or higher to qualify (equipment must be AHRI rated). Heat Pump must have a cooling capacity greater than or equal to 18,000 Btuh and less than 65,000 Btuh Heat Pump must replace existing air source heat pump (SEER 13 or less and HSPF 7.7 or less) In order to qualify for fuel substitution/electrification incentives, the previous equipment heat source must be natural gas. Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive per dwelling. All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.	$667.00 per Ton (Replace Gas) $424.00 per Ton (Replace Electric)
Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump Measure Requirements Ductless heat pump must be 16 SEER2 and 8.1 HSPF2 or higher to qualify (equipment must be AHRI rated). Ductless heat pump must replace existing natural gas wall furnace (AFUE 67% or less) and window AC (SEER 17 or less and EER 11 or less) Cooling capacity of the installed equipment must be less than 65,000 btu/hr Existing equipment must be removed and disposed rather than refurbished and sold. Gas lines must be capped and photo provided For cases where existing equipment was a wall furnace and a window ac: see attached screenshot from the measure checklist If the base/existing equipment was a wall furnace only: the equipment must be fully decommissioned and disposed of. The following is acceptable for validation: Contractor/Implementer/Customer Attestation: Confirms the attestation states the method of disposal for the base unit If the base/existing equipment was a window AC and wall furnace: the equipment must fully decommissioned and disposed of. Also, the refrigerant must be handled in accordance with all state and local regulations, including but not limited to EPA regulations (40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F) under Section 608 of the Clear Air Act. The following is acceptable for validation: Contractor/Implementer/Customer Attestation: Confirms the attestation states the method of disposal and refrigerant handling for the base unit Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.	$1,144.80 Per Ton
Split Air Conditioner Measure Requirements Central air conditioner must be 16 SEER2 and 12.6 EER2 or higher (equipment must be AHRI rated) with a cooling capacity greater than or equal to 18,000 Btuh and less than 65,000 Btuh. Any equipment manufactured on or after 1/1/23 must adhere to SEER2/HSPF2 ratings Central air conditioner must replace an existing central air conditioner (SEER 13 or less and EER 11 or less) Efficiency qualifications are based on the combined equipment efficiency rating as determined by the Air Conditioning Heating & Refrigeration Institute. System components consist of an outdoor condensing unit, an indoor coil unit, and in some cases an air handler/furnace. Eligibility is determined by efficiency of combined components as applicable. For example, a condenser may have an "up to 15 SEER" rating, but when matched with a coil and furnace, the system may only reach 14.5 1 as determined by AHRI. Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.	$424.00 per Ton
Water Heating Measures Heat pump water heaters are up to four times more efficient than standard models and lower your costs by using a process that transfers heat from the surrounding air to the water.
Heat Pump Water Heater – Replacing Electric Measure Requirements Heat pump water heater must be 3.30 UEF or higher (equipment must be AHRI rated). Heat pump water heater must replace existing electric storage water heater. Note: Only electric storage or Heat Pump Water Heater are eligible. Existing instantaneous or tankless water heaters are not eligible The existing tank must be a 40 gallon electric storage water heater with UEF of 0.92 or less. The new tank must be a 45 to 55 gallon heat pump water heater Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates. Per installation best-practices of hybrid heat pump water heaters, the primary heating mode should be set to the refrigerant system and the back-up secondary heating mode to electric resistance.	$1,128.00 each
Heat Pump Water Heater - Replacing 75 Gallon Natural Gas Measure Requirements Heat pump water heater must be 3.30 UEF or higher (equipment must be AHRI rated). Heat pump water heater must replace natural gas water heater. The existing tank must be a 40 to 60 gallon natural gas storage water heater. Heat pump water heater must be greater than 55 gallons and less than or equal to 75 gallons. The existing tank must be a 40 gallon (UEF 0.64 or less), 50 gallon (UEF 0.63 or less), or 60 gallon (UEF 0.61 or less) natural gas storage water heater The existing water heater must be removed and disposed rather than refurbished and sold. Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates. Per installation best-practices of hybrid heat pump water heaters, the primary heating mode should be set to the refrigerant system and the back-up secondary heating mode to electric resistance. Fuel substitution incentives require that applications must include an itemized invoice of infrastructure upgrade costs if any of the following was completed: Provide photo showing that the installed HPWH is in either "hybrid" or "heat pump mode" Site required electric infrastructure upgrade. Fuel substitution incentives require timestamped, geotagged photos of all equipment prior to installation, and post- installation. Including nameplates of existing and installed equipment.	$687.00 each
Heat Pump Water Heater - Replacing 40 to 60 Gallon Natural Gas Measure Requirements Heat pump water heater must be 3.30 UEF or higher (equipment must be AHRI rated) . Heat pump water heater must replace natural gas water heater. Heat pump water heater must be greater than 75 gallons. The existing tank must be a 50 gallon (UEF 0.63 or less), 60 gallon (UEF 0.61 or less), or 75 gallon (UEF 0.59 or less) natural gas storage water heater. The existing water heater must be removed and disposed rather than refurbished and sold. Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates. Per installation best-practices of hybrid heat pump water heaters, the primary heating mode should be set to the refrigerant system and the back-up secondary heating mode to electric resistance. Fuel substitution incentives require that applications must include an itemized invoice of infrastructure upgrade costs if any of the following was completed: Provide photo showing that the installed HPWH is in either "hybrid" or "heat pump mode" Site required electric infrastructure upgrade. Fuel substitution incentives require timestamped, geotagged photos of all equipment prior to installation, and post- installation. Including nameplates of existing and installed equipment.	$1,350.00 Each
Electrification Measures Induction uses electromagnets to heat your pots and pans directly, offering more control and energy efficiency.
Induction Cooktop With/Without Electric Range Measure Requirements Must be (1) must be with no oven for both measure and base equipment or (2) a high efficiency electric oven with an induction cooktop replacing a gas oven with a gas cooktop. Existing equipment must be removed and disposed rather than refurbished and sold. Existing gas lines must be capped and a photo of this must be provided. The new equipment must have four or five burners. High Efficiency electric range with an induction cooktop, a standalone induction cooktop, a fully electric resistance cooking range, or an electric resistance wall oven. Details Customer Eligibility Must be an SCE Customer Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements: Blue: Low-Income Community Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less. Independently metered In-unit appliances (not shared) New construction is not eligible. Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price. Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.   Must NOT be in any state assistance programs Other Requirements Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date. Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates. Fuel substitution incentives require that applications must include an itemized invoice of infrastructure upgrade costs if any of the following was completed: Fuel substitution incentives require that applications must include an itemized invoice of infrastructure upgrade costs if any of the following was completed: Site required electric infrastructure upgrade. Fuel substitution incentives require timestamped, geotagged photos of all equipment prior to installation, and post- installation. Including nameplates of existing and installed equipment. In order to qualify for fuel substitution/electrification incentives, the previous equipment heat source must be natural gas.	$424.00 each

Measure

Rebate Amount

Insulation Measures

By providing resistance to heat flow, insulation helps keep heating and cooling inside your home and keeps the outside temperatures out.

Attic Insulation
Measure Requirements

Install R-19 batt insulation on top of existing insulation.
Existing R-Value cannot exceed R-19.
Any type of insulation is eligible for the measure so long as it meets the measure case R-value.

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive.
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.

$1.07/ft²

Wall Insulation
Measure Requirements

Any R-value between R-0 and R-13 is eligible
Homes built in or after 1988 are not eligible
Replacement of or addition to existing wall insulation is not eligible

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit.
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.

$1.06/ft²

Heating & Cooling Measures

Duct sealing can prevent air leaks that can cause dirty air to get sucked into the duct system and distributed throughout your home, potentially causing poor indoor air quality.
Heat pumps provide all-season, efficient heating and cooling by moving heat, rather than generating it, to help lower heating and cooling costs.
According to Energy.gov, today’s efficient systems can lower your cooling costs by 20–40% compared with central air conditioners from 10 years ago.

Duct Sealing
Measure Requirements

Pre duct sealing work initiation, the duct system must be tested for leakage % and recorded.
Post duct sealing work installation, the duct system must be tested for leakage % and recorded.
Duct sealing incentives require 12% reduction in duct leakage when comparing pre and post test results.
The existing leakage rate must be 24% or greater
The maximum final leakage rate must not exceed 12%
Dwelling must have a central AC and gas furnace, a heat pump, or no cooling and a gas furnace

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per dwelling.
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.

$0.53/ft²

Ducted Heat Pumps
Measure Requirements

Heat pump must be 16 SEER2 and 8.0 HSPF2 and 13.3 EER/12.6 EER2 or higher to qualify (equipment must be AHRI rated).
Heat Pump must have a cooling capacity greater than or equal to 18,000 Btuh and less than 65,000 Btuh
Heat Pump must replace existing air source heat pump (SEER 13 or less and HSPF 7.7 or less)
In order to qualify for fuel substitution/electrification incentives, the previous equipment heat source must be natural gas.

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per dwelling.
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.

$667.00 per Ton (Replace Gas)
$424.00 per Ton (Replace Electric)

Ductless Mini-Split Heat Pump
Measure Requirements

Ductless heat pump must be 16 SEER2 and 8.1 HSPF2 or higher to qualify (equipment must be AHRI rated).
Ductless heat pump must replace existing natural gas wall furnace (AFUE 67% or less) and window AC (SEER 17 or less and EER 11 or less)
Cooling capacity of the installed equipment must be less than 65,000 btu/hr
Existing equipment must be removed and disposed rather than refurbished and sold.
Gas lines must be capped and photo provided
For cases where existing equipment was a wall furnace and a window ac: see attached screenshot from the measure checklist
If the base/existing equipment was a wall furnace only: the equipment must be fully decommissioned and disposed of.
The following is acceptable for validation:
- Contractor/Implementer/Customer Attestation: Confirms the attestation states the method of disposal for the base unit
If the base/existing equipment was a window AC and wall furnace: the equipment must fully decommissioned and disposed of. Also, the refrigerant must be handled in accordance with all state and local regulations, including but not limited to EPA regulations (40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F) under Section 608 of the Clear Air Act.
- The following is acceptable for validation:
  - Contractor/Implementer/Customer Attestation: Confirms the attestation states the method of disposal and refrigerant handling for the base unit

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.

$1,144.80 Per Ton

Split Air Conditioner
Measure Requirements

Central air conditioner must be 16 SEER2 and 12.6 EER2 or higher (equipment must be AHRI rated) with a cooling capacity greater than or equal to 18,000 Btuh and less than 65,000 Btuh.
Any equipment manufactured on or after 1/1/23 must adhere to SEER2/HSPF2 ratings
Central air conditioner must replace an existing central air conditioner (SEER 13 or less and EER 11 or less)
Efficiency qualifications are based on the combined equipment efficiency rating as determined by the Air Conditioning Heating & Refrigeration Institute. System components consist of an outdoor condensing unit, an indoor coil unit, and in some cases an air handler/furnace. Eligibility is determined by efficiency of combined components as applicable. For example, a condenser may have an "up to 15 SEER" rating, but when matched with a coil and furnace, the system may only reach 14.5 1 as determined by AHRI.

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.

$424.00 per Ton

Water Heating Measures

Heat pump water heaters are up to four times more efficient than standard models and lower your costs by using a process that transfers heat from the surrounding air to the water.

Heat Pump Water Heater – Replacing Electric
Measure Requirements

Heat pump water heater must be 3.30 UEF or higher (equipment must be AHRI rated).
Heat pump water heater must replace existing electric storage water heater.
- Note: Only electric storage or Heat Pump Water Heater are eligible. Existing instantaneous or tankless water heaters are not eligible
The existing tank must be a 40 gallon electric storage water heater with UEF of 0.92 or less.
The new tank must be a 45 to 55 gallon heat pump water heater

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.
Per installation best-practices of hybrid heat pump water heaters, the primary heating mode should be set to the refrigerant system and the back-up secondary heating mode to electric resistance.

$1,128.00 each

Heat Pump Water Heater - Replacing 75 Gallon Natural Gas
Measure Requirements

Heat pump water heater must be 3.30 UEF or higher (equipment must be AHRI rated).
Heat pump water heater must replace natural gas water heater.
The existing tank must be a 40 to 60 gallon natural gas storage water heater.
Heat pump water heater must be greater than 55 gallons and less than or equal to 75 gallons.
The existing tank must be a 40 gallon (UEF 0.64 or less), 50 gallon (UEF 0.63 or less), or 60 gallon (UEF 0.61 or less) natural gas storage water heater
The existing water heater must be removed and disposed rather than refurbished and sold.

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.
Per installation best-practices of hybrid heat pump water heaters, the primary heating mode should be set to the refrigerant system and the back-up secondary heating mode to electric resistance.
Fuel substitution incentives require that applications must include an itemized invoice of infrastructure upgrade costs if any of the following was completed:
- Provide photo showing that the installed HPWH is in either "hybrid" or "heat pump mode"
- Site required electric infrastructure upgrade.
- Fuel substitution incentives require timestamped, geotagged photos of all equipment prior to installation, and post- installation. Including nameplates of existing and installed equipment.

$687.00 each

Heat Pump Water Heater - Replacing 40 to 60 Gallon Natural Gas
Measure Requirements

Heat pump water heater must be 3.30 UEF or higher (equipment must be AHRI rated) .
Heat pump water heater must replace natural gas water heater.
Heat pump water heater must be greater than 75 gallons.
The existing tank must be a 50 gallon (UEF 0.63 or less), 60 gallon (UEF 0.61 or less), or 75 gallon (UEF 0.59 or less) natural gas storage water heater.
The existing water heater must be removed and disposed rather than refurbished and sold.

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.
Per installation best-practices of hybrid heat pump water heaters, the primary heating mode should be set to the refrigerant system and the back-up secondary heating mode to electric resistance.
Fuel substitution incentives require that applications must include an itemized invoice of infrastructure upgrade costs if any of the following was completed:
- Provide photo showing that the installed HPWH is in either "hybrid" or "heat pump mode"
- Site required electric infrastructure upgrade.
- Fuel substitution incentives require timestamped, geotagged photos of all equipment prior to installation, and post- installation. Including nameplates of existing and installed equipment.

$1,350.00 Each

Electrification Measures

Induction uses electromagnets to heat your pots and pans directly, offering more control and energy efficiency.

Induction Cooktop With/Without Electric Range
Measure Requirements

Must be (1) must be with no oven for both measure and base equipment or (2) a high efficiency electric oven with an induction cooktop replacing a gas oven with a gas cooktop.
Existing equipment must be removed and disposed rather than refurbished and sold.
Existing gas lines must be capped and a photo of this must be provided.
The new equipment must have four or five burners.
High Efficiency electric range with an induction cooktop, a standalone induction cooktop, a fully electric resistance cooking range, or an electric resistance wall oven.

Details
Customer Eligibility

Must be an SCE Customer
Must be located on the DAC/Low-income map (California Climate Investments Priority Populations Mapping Tool 4.0) and meet legend requirements:
- Blue: Low-Income Community
- Yellow: Disadvantaged Community: CES
- Green: Disadvantaged Community: CES, Low-Income Community
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
- Independently metered
- In-unit appliances (not shared)
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Use an SCE HPP Participating Contractor (Trade Ally) to perform upgrades and submit rebate application(s) on the homeowner's behalf.  
Must NOT be in any state assistance programs

Other Requirements

Application must be submitted within 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per existing unit
All installed measures must follow current ETRM version guidelines in additional to SCE guidelines to qualify for rebates.
Fuel substitution incentives require that applications must include an itemized invoice of infrastructure upgrade costs if any of the following was completed:
Fuel substitution incentives require that applications must include an itemized invoice of infrastructure upgrade costs if any of the following was completed:
- Site required electric infrastructure upgrade.
- Fuel substitution incentives require timestamped, geotagged photos of all equipment prior to installation, and post- installation. Including nameplates of existing and installed equipment.
- In order to qualify for fuel substitution/electrification incentives, the previous equipment heat source must be natural gas.

$424.00 each

Southern California Edison Company (“SCE”) has contracted with CLEAResult Consulting, Inc. ("CLEAResult") to design and implement an energy efficiency program and to deliver the resulting energy and demand savings to SCE. CLEAResult’s Home Performance Plus program is a local program for qualifying residential customers. Customers receive services and/or compensation directly, or indirectly, from CLEAResult based on individual agreements between the customer and CLEAResult or CLEAResult’s subcontractors ("Customer Agreement"). SCE is not a party to, or a guarantor of, the Customer Agreement. SCE has no contractual obligation, directly or indirectly, to the customer. SCE is not liable for any actions or inactions of CLEAResult, or any distributor, vendor, installer, or manufacturer of product(s) purchased or provided. SCE does not recommend, endorse, qualify, guarantee or make any representations or warranties regarding the services, work, quality, financial stability or performance of CLEAResult or any of CLEAResult’s distributors, contractors, subcontractors, installers of products, or any product brand listed on CLEAResult’s website or provided, directly or indirectly, by CLEAResult. Prior to entering into a Customer Agreement, customers should thoroughly review the terms and conditions of such Customer Agreement so they are fully informed of their rights and obligations under the Customer Agreement, and should perform their own research and due diligence, and obtain multiple bids or quotes when seeking a contractor to perform work of any type. CLEAResult is responsible for meeting their contractual obligations to SCE. If CLEAResult fails to meet their contractual obligations to SCE under their agreement with SCE, SCE may have the right to terminate the agreement between SCE and CLEAResult.

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