Submit an Interest Form

The Multifamily Energy Savings program provides incentives and no-cost upgrades to qualifying, affordable housing properties. To participate, properties must undergo an income-eligibility screening. Please see requirements and submit an interest form to have your property screened.

Multifamily Energy Savings Interest Form

Which utility provides your heating service?(Required)

Which of the following best describes you?(Required)

Name(Required)

First Last

Company Name (if applicable)

Email(Required)

Phone(Required)

Address(Required)

Property Street Address Address Line 2 Property City Property State Property Zip Code

Property County(Required)

Current Gas Utility(Required)

Current Electric Utility(Required)

Is this an existing multifamily property with five or more units where each unit shares a wall or floor/ceiling with at least one other unit?(Required)

Yes

Is the property deed-restricted or non-deed-restricted?(Required)

Deed-restricted

Non-deed-restricted

I don't know

Does your property meet the resident income qualification requirements (at least 65% for deed-restricted and at least 80% for non-deed-restricted)?(Required)

Yes

I don't know

View the income qualification requirements here

Number of units at the property

Number of buildings at the property

Where did you hear about this program?

Any questions or comments for the enrollment team?

Multifamily Energy Savings Eligibility Requirements

The property must be a multifamily property with five or more dwelling units.

Each unit must share either a common wall, ceiling or floor with another dwelling unit.

Properties must also receive service from one of the California investor-owned utilities listed below or an affiliated Community Choice Aggregator (CCA):

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E)
Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas)
Southern California Edison Company (SCE)
San Diego Gas and Electric Company (SDG&E)

For Affordable Housing Property Owners and Managers

For a property to qualify for improvements to common areas and other whole-building upgrades, most residents must be income-qualified.

For Deed-Restricted Properties: The property must house at least 65% of residents with incomes at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, per ESA Program rules.
For Non-Deed-Restricted Properties: The property must house at least 80% of residents with incomes at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, per ESA Program rules. Additional documentation for non-deed-restricted affordable housing may be necessary.

For Affordable Housing Residents

If you’re an income-qualified resident, you may qualify for in-unit measures—even if the property is ineligible for common area or whole-building upgrades. Submit an interest form to learn more!

Don’t meet the eligibility criteria above? Contact the Single Point of Contact (SPOC) for your utility for a referral to other program offerings!