CCSE will implement the program in coordination with Heschong-Mahone Group (HMG), Richard-Heath & Associates (RHA) and the Environmental Health Coalition (EHC).
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Heschong-Mahone Group (HMG) - The Heschong-Mahone Group is a woman-owned, small business and an established professional consulting services in building energy efficiency and public service programs. The firm specializes in the application of building science to the problem of making buildings more efficient. HMG's experience has led to a variety of program implementation work for major utilities and government agencies. They have a reputation for designing and implementing innovative programs that have sustained success and continue to contribute to energy efficiency in buildings. HMG has extensive experience in energy efficiency in multifamily housing (new and existing) and specifically in affordable housing (including single family and multifamily). HMG designed and implemented the first comprehensive, whole-building retrofit and new construction programs in California. |
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Richard Heath & Associates (RHA) - RHA is a California-based project design and management firm that develops and administers large-scale energy efficiency programs that have reached millions of Californians and has provided measurable results. Our expertise includes specialties in energy conservation, outreach and education, energy efficiency training, inspection/verifications and auditing. On a daily basis, in the course of implementing its successful program, RHA reaches low- and moderate-income residential customers as well as other hard-to-reach customers, such as small businesses and agricultural businesses. RHA has over 30 years of experience administering and implementing large-scale investor-owned utilities' energy efficiency programs, developing installation and weatherization standards, providing technical and training support, tracking measure costs and conducting on-site inspection of completed or installed program services. |
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Environmental Health Coalition (EHC) - EHC builds grassroots campaigns to confront and mitigate the unjust consequences of toxic pollution, discriminatory land use and unsustainable energy policies. Through leader development, organizing and advocacy, EHC improves the health of children, families, neighborhoods and the natural environment in the San Diego/Tijuana region. EHC is a proven, trusted messenger and has a strong and long-term commitment to low-income communities and to our region with a focus on two unifying issues: sustainable energy for climate justice and community-driven land use planning. These issues build on our successes, unify our communities and allow EHC to advance policies with broader impact at the local, state, national and international levels. Our Green Energy Good Jobs Campaign seeks to reduce carbon emissions, promote sustainable energy in our communities and foster an inclusive green economy in the San Diego region. |
