Identify funding sources, including SDCP and SDGE, for advancing residential weatherization projects, appliance exchanges and broad building retrofits in Communities of Concern.
(Full action name in the CAP)BE-1.1SA-5Identify funding sources for residential weatherization projects, appliance exchanges, and building retrofits in CoC's.
Progress
- Not started
- Planning
- In progress
- Implementation
- Continuous
Official description
Description
San Diego’s Climate Action Plan is intended to address disparities and advance climate equity through a thoughtful policy-making process. This includes seeking funding to perform the needed building retrofits without passing down costs to property owners and renters. The City of San Diego is actively working to identify funding sources earmarked for residential decarbonization projects in Communities of Concern.
Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG)
In Spring 2024 the City received $1.18 million in funding which will be used as rebates for installation of all-electric household appliances and necessary equipment (HPHW, HP/Mini-Split, Stoves, Paneling, Wiring, etc.). These will be available City-wide to low- or moderate-income (LMI) households with a focus on Communities of Concern.
Tasks
What are we doing?
- 2025
Continue to identify funding sources to advance residential weatherization projects, appliance exchanges and broad building retrofits in Communities of Concern
What has been done?
- 03/31/2024
The City of San Diego applied for, and received, EECBG funding for the FY 24-26 cycle
Summary and contacts
Timeline
Continuous
Lead department
Council Prioritization Score
71.93
Feasibility score
10(1-10)Equity score
7(1-10)
Information updated 07/12/2024