Programs and Rebates

The Attic Insulation Rebate Program helps residential customers and property owners improve home comfort and reduces cooling costs by offering rebates for attic insulation. Adding attic insulation is one of the most effective ways to improve your home’s energy efficiency.

The CRP offers rebates to residential customers to promote the efficient use of energy and water. The program helps customers reduce their bills, save resources, protect the environment, and improve the comfort of their home.

LADWP Demand Response – Power Savers is an energy management program for residential and small commercial customers that allows remote adjustments of your thermostat up during the high energy-use season.

The EPM is a convenient online marketplace that allows you to shop a selection of popular energy-efficient brands available at numerous stores and online retailers with pricing and available rebate information.

The FiT program allows property owners and developers to sell the output of local eligible renewable energy projects directly to LADWP (as opposed to consuming the energy onsite to satisfy the customer’s load).

The FiT+ Pilot Program expands upon the existing FiT program to further promote the use of locally generated solar energy and to ensure the deployment of energy storage projects that can dispatch solar energy in a manner that optimizes the deliverability of renewable energy to nearby load centers at hours that are most beneficial for the electric grid.

The Green Power for a Green L.A. program gives Los Angeles residents, businesses, and governmental agencies a stake in helping to preserve and protect our environment through their voluntary contribution to support additional renewable energy.

LADWP is offering residential customers the opportunity to improve the energy and water performance in their homes, which can improve their comfort level and potentially reduce their energy and water cost through the Home Energy Improvement Program (HEIP). The program is free to eligible customers.

High-performance, Optimized, Modern Electrification for Los Angeles (HOME LA) pilot program to provide residential and multifamily low-rise (three stories and below) property owners financial incentives for building all-electric.

LADWP’s Interconnection Program for Net Energy Metering (NEM), Battery Energy Storage (BESS), and Co-Generation is a key strategy to meeting renewable energy goals and harnessing local renewable energy resources.

Paperless billing is a safe, secure, and convenient way for LADWP customers to pay their bill online. Going paperless is a win for you, your time, and the environment.

LADWP now provides a 24/7 outage alert service for customers to receive outage information for up to three (3) neighborhoods.

The Residential EV Charger Rebate Program offers customers rebates to help offset the cost of purchasing and installing eligible charging stations for electric vehicles.

The Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) helps qualified LADWP residential customers install solar and battery storage systems by providing financial incentives. This program supports clean energy adoption, enhances grid reliability, and advances LADWP’s commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting equitable access to renewable energy.

Shared Solar enables residential customers living in multifamily dwellings (apartments, condominiums, duplexes) to fix a portion of their electric bill against rising utility costs for 10 years, as well as support renewable energy, help create local jobs, help reduce the carbon footprint of LADWP’s generation portfolio and lessen the impact of global warming.

Solar Rooftops is designed to expand access to solar participation for qualified LADWP residential customers who otherwise may not be able to participate in solar due to the high cost of installing panels. Participation in Solar Rooftops also enables customers to help LADWP modernize its grid and support the creation of a cleaner Los Angeles.

Make the switch to an EV! Rebates of up to $4,000 now available for qualifying used electric vehicles (EVs) purchased within 12 months of application submittal!

In 1998, our Utility Built Solar (UBS) program began installing solar on City-owned rooftops and parking lots to prepare Los Angeles for the growing impacts of climate change. With over 47 projects, there have been 25 megawatts (MW) of solar installed making LADWP’s energy greener. This is equivalent to the pollution reduction of powering 7,622 homes or taking 3,086 cars off the road annually.

Local solar plays an important role in helping us meet our renewable energy targets, while reducing the carbon footprint of our power generation portfolio.