Make sure to apply for your rebate before the appliance is installed. If you recently had an emergency replacement and were not able to apply in advance, please reach out to Programs@svcleanenergy.org and/or indicate your project was part of an emergency replacement in the application.
Home Rebates Available Now!
Get up to $8,750 in rebates for upgrading to new electric home appliances. Plus, additional rebates of $4,250 for income-qualified customers.
Go electric today!
Silicon Valley Clean Energy customers can receive rebates to remove polluting methane gas out of their homes and make the upgrade to clean, electric appliances. Gas-burning appliances contribute to poor air quality in your home and community. Switching to electric appliances and smart controls helps you use energy more efficiently, reduce pollution, and create a safer and
more comfortable home environment.
Want to learn about the benefits of all electric appliances? Visit eHub or contact our free Go Electric Advisor service at 833-243-4235.
Ready to apply for a rebate and start your upgrade? Read on!
What rebates are available?
SVCE rebates are available for single-family homes, mobile or manufactured homes, accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and multi-family homes (4 dwelling units or fewer) swapping out existing equipment, not for completely new building construction. Each dwelling unit is eligible for one rebate per appliance type. See the Participant Agreement for more details and the Appliance Specifications to confirm your project is eligible.
Core Rebates
SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below. Rebates are not to exceed project costs. If you are a customer from Milpitas or Mountain View, you can find your core rebate amounts on the Milpitas + Mountain View tab.
| Appliance | Rebate | Rebate for Income-Qualified Customers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) | Replacing gas water heater | $2,000 | $3,000 |
| Replacing electric resistance water heater | $500 | $1,500 | |
| Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning system (HP HVAC) | Replacing gas furnace | $2,500 | $3,500 |
| Replacing electric resistance heater | $1,000 | $2,000 | |
| Induction Cooktop/Range | Replacing gas cooktop/range | $500 | $750 |
| Replacing electric resistance cooktop/range | $100 | $350 | |
| Prewiring, wiring and circuit splitter/pauser devices | $500 per circuit or device, up to $2,000 | $750 per circuit or device, up to $3,000 | |
Add-On Rebates
To be eligible for the add-on rebates, you must install at least one of the core rebate appliances.
| ADD-ON | REBATE |
|---|---|
| Electrical infrastructure upgrade (e.g. electric panel upgrade) | $1,000 |
| Induction cookware | Up to $250 |
| Prewiring EV charging circuit | $500 |
| All-Electric Bonus for gas meter removal | $500 |
Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance. Please see the Income Qualifications to confirm your eligibility and the Appliance Specifications for the income-qualified rebate amount.
Other Rebates
Dive into other exciting incentives, like federal tax credits and state programs, that can complement your SVCE rebates, giving you even more cash to upgrade to efficient all-electric appliances. Start exploring today!
Extra Rebate Amounts for Milpitas and Mountain View Customers
Customers of Milpitas and Mountain View can receive higher rebates for certain equipment. The extra incentives (on top of SVCE’s standard rebates) come from funding from these cities. To simplify your journey, you receive these extra rebates automatically by going through SVCE’s program and completing the standard application; no extra steps are required.
SVCE will award rebates up to the dollar amounts described below. Rebates are not to exceed project costs. The amounts below are the total amounts of the SVCE and city rebates combined.
| Appliance | Milpitas | Mtn. View | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) | Replacing Gas | Total $2,850 | Total $4,000 |
| Replacing Electric Resistance | Total $1,000 | ||
| Heat Pump Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HP HVAC) | Replacing Gas | Total $4,500 | |
| Replacing Electric Resistance | |||
| Panel Upgrade | N/A | Total $1,250 | |
| Induction Cooktop/Range | Replacing Gas Cooktop/Range | Total $1,000 |
Income-qualified customers, including those enrolled in CARE/FERA, can receive up to an additional $1,000 per appliance. Please see the Income Qualifications to confirm your eligibility and the Appliance Specifications for the income-qualified rebate amount.
How it Works
STEP 1: Reserve Your SVCE Rebate.
To begin, please select one of the rebate applications below. Make sure to review the Income Qualifications to determine which application is right for you.
If you qualify for standard incentive amounts, click button to apply. If your project is approved, you'll get an email confirming your rebate reservation and a link to the claim form to complete after finishing your project.
What’s next?
After submitting your Rebate Application, you’ll receive an email from Programs@svcleanenergy.org regarding your approval status. If approved, your rebate will be reserved for up to 120 days, but it must be approved before installing your appliance. For emergency replacements made without prior application, please contact us at Programs@svcleanenergy.org for assistance with eligibility.
SVCE’s Home Rebates program provides increased rebates for income-qualified customers who meet specific criteria, such as enrollment in the CARE or FERA programs, another income-qualified program, or proof of qualifying income. Check the Income Qualifications and Appliance Specifications to determine your eligibility and rebate amount.
If you qualify for additional incentive amounts, click the button to apply. If your project is approved, you'll get an email confirming your rebate reservation and a link to the claim form to complete after finishing your project.
What’s next?
After submitting your Rebate Application, you’ll receive an email from Programs@svcleanenergy.org regarding your approval status. If approved, your rebate will be reserved for up to 120 days, but it must be approved before installing your appliance. For emergency replacements made without prior application, please contact us at Programs@svcleanenergy.org for assistance with eligibility.
STEP 2: Start & Complete Your Home Upgrade.
- Contractor: Find a contractor and receive quotes automatically through our Assisted Home Upgrades pilot program, which also helps complete your rebate application and stack other incentives. You are free to use any licensed contractor of your choice and still qualify for the SVCE rebate. DIY projects are eligible as well; just ensure they are properly permitted.
- Equipment: Review the SVCE Appliance Specifications to learn about the program guidelines and ensure your appliance is eligible for a rebate. Use the Appliance Marketplace to shop for efficient electric equipment or visit your own retailer of choice. To help you make a more informed decision on your project, click here to see how much customers are paying on average for Heat Pump Water Heater and HVAC installations.
- Permitting: Make sure to apply for the right building permits with your city or county. Your contractor can help with the permitting process too.
- Gas meter removal: To make modifications to your gas service, please contact PG&E at 1-877-743-7782 or file an application at www.pge.com/newconstruction
STEP 3: Request Your SVCE Rebate.
After completing your appliance upgrade and receiving your permit approval,
You will be asked to provide photos of your newly installed equipment and proof of project costs, including itemized descriptions and costs for each wired circuit, if applicable. You may also need to submit permit document(s) and proof of gas meter removal.
STEP 4: Receive Your SVCE Rebate.
After submitting the Rebate Claim, you will receive an email notification that we have received it. We will then issue the rebate and mail it to you or to your contractor, whichever is your preference. Please note that it takes approximately four weeks for rebate checks to arrive in the mail.
Rebate Reservation Application
Have your PG&E account number and a photo of your existing appliance(s) (water heater, furnace, gas meter, or electric panel with the visible Main Disconnect/Service Disconnect switch, if applicable) handy. You’ll also be asked to review and sign our Participant Agreement which is included in the Rebate Application.
Standard Incentives:
If you qualify for standard incentive amounts, click the button to apply.
Rebate Claim
If your project is approved for a reservation of funds, you'll receive an email confirming your rebate reservation and a link to the claim form to complete after your project is finished.
You will be asked to provide a copy of your itemized invoice, proof of permitting and pictures of your equipment. For HP-HVAC, HPWH, and Induction cooktop/range rebate, you will also need to provide appliance make and model numbers, appliance cost, and some additional appliance features.
SVCE’s Home Rebates program provides increased rebates for income-qualified customers who meet specific criteria, such as enrollment in the CARE or FERA programs, another income-qualified program, or proof of qualifying income. Check the Income Qualifications and Appliance Specifications to determine your eligibility and rebate amount.
If you qualify for additional incentive amounts, click the button to apply.
Rebate Claim
If your project is approved for a reservation of funds, you'll receive an email confirming your rebate reservation and a link to the claim form to complete after your project is finished.
You will be asked to provide a copy of your itemized invoice, proof of permitting and pictures of your equipment. For HP-HVAC, HPWH, and Induction cooktop/range rebate, you will also need to provide appliance make and model numbers, appliance cost, and some additional appliance features.
