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NEW! The Green Finance SF program - San Francisco is developing an accessible financing program that residential and commercial property owners can use to finance sustainable building improvements. This effort has coincided with efforts across California and the United States to establish similar financing programs. |
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NEW! The Norman Griffin Company - Occidental Power's dimensional engineering contractor. |
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NEW! The Case for Renewable Energy Systems in Apartment Buildings (by Greg Kennedy, Founder of Occidental Power, written for San Francisco Apartment Magazine in 2001) - Everyone knows that energy deregulation in California has failed to lower prices. Its promise of an efficient market system and lower competitive prices has instead illustrated the difficulties politicians and bureaucrats encounter in imposing a new free-market system on an existing and complex regulated economy. |
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The San Francisco Solar Map - The website features a map showing pin points of solar activity around the city. |
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California Solar Initiative - The California Solar Initiative (CSI) and Go Solar California encompass the new state programs initiated on January 1, 2007. California has set a goal to create 3,000 megawatts of new, solar-produced electricity by 2017. From this page, you'll be able to go to the websites for solar on new or existing homes and solar for businesses, schools and public buildings. |
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California Emerging Renewables Rebate Program - The California Energy Commission (C.E.C.) is offering cash rebates on eligible renewable energy electric-generating systems through the Emerging Renewables Rebate Program. Find out more on the CEC Rebate Program, certified equipment, financing and testimonials. |
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California Solar Center - The C.S.C. goal is to provide timely and accurate information to help develop the market for solar energy technology and design practices in California and to assist consumers, businesses, and policy makers move toward a clean energy future without compromising the environment or the economy |
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The California Solar Energy Industries Association - (CALSEIA) - The California Energy Industries Association (CAL SEIA) was founded in 1977 as a nonprofit solar industry trade association organized by professionals of the solar energy industry, which includes small scale solar thermal, photovoltaic, and solar thermal electric technology companies or others doing solar-related business in the State of California. |
| Center for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology - (REPP-CREST) is your site for sustainable energy and development information. C.R.E.S.T. has been a pioneering force publishing information about renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainability available on the Internet. |
| The Solar Energy Industries Association - (SEIA) web page is loaded with solar information, including solar basics, solar applications, net metering information, tax credit updates, and information on the promised "Million Roofs" project. The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) is the national trade association of solar energy manufacturers, dealers, distributors, contractors and installers. |
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PG&E Standard Net Metering (NEMS) - NEMS (previously Standard E-NET) is a net energy metering program for residential and small commercial customers with eligible solar, wind or hybrid (solar and wind) generators that are less than or equal to 10 kilowatts in size. |
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The Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy - (EREN) A comprehensive resource for the Department of Energy's energy efficiency and renewable energy information. |
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The U.S. Department of Energy's Photovoltaic (PV) Program - This web site is a great resource for learning the details on how solar electricity works. |
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