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Past CCSE Programs

The California Center for Sustainable Energy have more than five years managing green projects for California and the San Diego Region. These are some of our past programs

TEC - The Tax-Exempt Customer (Program Expired 2009)

The Tax-Exempt Customer ( TEC) Program addresses the barriers tax-exempt organizations face when considering energy upgrades and renewable energy installations. Administered by CCSE, TEC provides advice and incentives for energy-efficiency measures proposed by local governments, military and K-12 schools under the SDG&E Energy Savings Bid Program. Originally slated to end in 2008 after two years of operation, TEC was extended through 2009 by the California Public Utilities Commission.

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Fueling Alternatives Program (Program Expired 2009)

CCSE disbursed funds to stimulate purchases of new, clean technology vehicles

Californians who took advantage of state rebates for buying clean technology vehicles report a very high level of satisfaction with their purchases and the incentive program, according to a survey evaluating the California Air Resources Board’s Fueling Alternatives Rebate Program.

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Shade Tree Program (Program expired 2008)

The California Center for Sustainable Energy gave away over 43,000 shade trees to single-family homes, multi-family buildings, public agencies, non-profits and K-12 schools throughout Orange and San Diego counties ( SDG&E customer)s. And not little tiny trees either. These were full-sized, 15-gallon nursery quality specimens in the client's choice of over 20 varieties. Each home received up to 10 trees per household.

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Border Energy Savings Program (Program expired 2007)

The Border Energy Savings Program helped identify energy efficiency opportunities and/or onsite power generation projects in the San Diego-Tijuana border region, specifically for Tijuana-based industrial companies. The program was a joint effort by North American Development Bank ( NADBANK), California Energy Commission ( CEC), Tijuana Economic Development Board ( CDT) and the Secretariat of Economic Development for Baja California, Mexico.

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Final Report

CVRP Rebates

Toyota Prius

Chevy Volt 2012 - Low Emission
$1,500 Rebate

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Notable & Quotable

“Nature provides a free lunch, but only if we control our appetites.”

-William Ruckelshaus
Business Week
June 18, 1990