City of Glendale, CA

This program provides a comprehensive home efficiency assessment and installations of energy and water saving measures. Eligible renters and home owners may receive a range of no-cost upgrades such as water heater wraps, weatherization improvements, occupancy sensors, ceiling fans, efficient lighting, and water saving devices.

Upgrading your business just got more affordable. We launched new commercial rebates, helping local businesses save on high-efficiency equipment. Eligible upgrades include: Heat pump water heaters & HVAC systems, reach-in commercial refrigerators, electric convection ovens, high-efficiency electric cooktops and more.

Encourages Glendale EV drivers to charge their vehicles overnight on weekdays between 9:00 p.m. and 12:00 p.m. and any time on the weekend in exchange for a monthly incentive of $15. Battery electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles able to charge off-peak with a Level 2 charger are eligible to participate in this program.

GWP encourages Glendale businesses, schools, homeowner associations (HOAs), and public agencies to take advantage of the turf-replacement rebate offered by MWD. MWD is now providing $2 per square foot for commercial sites and $3 per square foot for public agency sites for replacing grass with sustainable California Friendly® and native landscaping.

The Tree Power Program helps eligible residential customers save energy by offering up to three shade trees at no cost to plant on their property. Properly planted shade trees can help residents save 10%-50% in air conditioning costs. With the Tree Power Program, Glendale residential customers can choose up to three free shade trees from a list of 30 different varieties.

GWP’s Home Energy and Water Saving Rebates Program helps our customers save money on energy and water bills by offering rebates on eligible products which include heat pump HVAC systems, heat pump water heaters, ENERGY STAR® home appliances, and more!

In comparison to our neighboring cities, GWP is well on track to meet our clean energy goals! Under the CEC's Power Source Disclosure Program, GWP is required to disclose to its retail consumers about the energy resources used to provide electricity service, as well as the greenhouse gas emissions intensity associated with its retail electricity portfolio through an annual Power Content Label. For comparison, the label includes a summary of California’s overall power mix during the same period.