programs

The MCE Commercial Energy Efficency Program serves business and municipal customers located within MCE service territory.  It helps you to lower your energy bills, reduce maintenance costs, and improve productivity. Eligible projects cover a range of energy efficiency technologies, including LED lighting, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), refrigeration and controls.

Commercial customers can take advantage of a range of program offerings, including:

• No-cost energy assessments and project specifications
• Qualified equipment suppliers and contractors
• Rebates to offset the cost of your project
• Start-to-finish project management and technical assistance

For more information, contact TEAA or visit the MCE website. 

TEAA and MCE will be launching a NEW program for small and medium size businesses located in communities that experience the highest pollution and economic burden in MCE service area, according to CalEnviroScreen. 

We are currently reaching out to small medium businesses as well as community-based organizations to gather feedback through workshops and surveys – all of which will help shape the new program. 

If you are a commercial customer and would like to complete the survey, you can access it at the links below. The survey closes May 31, 2023.

CUSTOMER SURVEY - ENGLISH

CUSTOMER SURVEY - SPANISH

If you represent a Community Based Organization (CBO) in Marin, Solano, Contra Costa or Napa counties, please complete the CBO survey and register for a May workshop. The survey closes May 31, 2023.

CBO SURVEY

If you are either a customer or CBO, please participate in one of the following Zoom workshops! We want to get your feedback on how to best serve small business customers. You can join any workshop that works for your schedule. Each workshop is an hour long. 

Contra Costa County: Tuesday, May 16 at 12-1 p.m.

Solano County: Tuesday, May 16 at 2-3 p.m.

Napa County: Wednesday, May 17 at 12-1 p.m.

Marin County: Wednesday, May 17 at 2-3 p.m.

REGISTER FOR A WORKSHOP

What the heck is a peak demand program?  Simply put, it's a meter-based pay-for-performance program that pays for actual results at the meter. Payment for energy savings is highest during the peak demand summer hours of 4:00 - 9:00 pm.. 

The pay-for-performance incentive paid out for actual energy savings is significant.  TEAA can assist businesses located anywhere within PG&E service territory with participating in this exciting program. Please contact TEAA and we will reach out to explain the process. 

TEAA is pleased to be working with Willdan as a subcontractor providing services to their Municipal and K-12 schools program under their contract with PG&E.  

This program is providing a variety of energy efficiency measures and services, most notably replacement of outdated water heaters with electric Heat Pump Water Heaters.  Incentives are available to municipal customers and are very competitive -- many water heater replacements are covered up to 100% of cost.