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The CSI-Thermal Program began accepting applications for single family residential projects on May 1, 2010. To apply, please visit: http://www.gosolarcalifornia.org/solarwater/. The expected date for accepting multifamily and commercial project applications is August 2010, as development is still underway for this portion of the program. Learn more.
SWH systems preheat the water used in a home or business (such as showers, dishwashers or sinks) and can help protect consumers against future gas and electricity shortages, as well as price increases. They help preserve the environment by eliminating carbon dioxide emissions and reducing harmful pollutants. For more information visit the Solar Water Heating Resources. Go Solar Now! Attend a free “Solar Water Heating Basics for Homeowners” workshop. For more information contact us at (877) 333 - SWHP or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Reduce your carbon footprint with this low-cost solar technology and take advantage of free energy from the sun! The SWH pilot program, exclusively for SDG&E customers, stopped taking applications on Dec. 31, 2009. |
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"I am enjoying the solar heated water and the best part is I saved 42% on my energy bill last month!" R.R.E. - San Diego |
SWH systems in the United States today produce as much energy as seven medium-sized coalfired power plants, and they are significantly cleaner. |
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