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The programs CSE administers have helped not only Silicon Valley Power, but also the City of Santa Clara in facilitating our transitions to cleaner fleet planning and adoption strategies.

CSE provides tremendous value, from its highly skilled program design work to its streamlined and secure incentive program administration. And the data and feedback CSE provides helps us continuously improve our MOR-EV program so that we spend only what we need to reach our goals.”

We’re proud to partner with CSE to bring clean power and energy savings to residents of multifamily affordable housing in California. CSE knows how to connect the dots to ensure engagement and outreach to diverse stakeholders and expand access to sustainable solutions. They’re trusted experts in administering complex programs."

The California Auto Dealers Guide to EVs, created in partnership with the Center for Sustainable Energy (CSE), is one of our members’ most valuable tools for educating and motivating their staff to sell more electric vehicles.

CSE is helping us evaluate, test and verify a microgrid project that will benefit our students, faculty and community by reducing our greenhouse gas emissions, providing annual cost savings and increasing our resilience to power outages.

For 25 years, CSE has helped the state of California build a cleaner, sustainable and resilient future. CSE’s experience and data-driven expertise make them a go-to organization for designing and implementing effective, equitable programs that are accelerating the transition to clean energy and electric vehicles."

CSE has worked in close collaboration with CCAC and its community-based organization partners to seek our insights and perspective and develop policies and programs that reduce climate and air pollution by expanding access to clean transportation in the San Joaquin Valley.

CSE has been a longtime partner for the City for Palo Alto Utilities – initially administering our Solar Hot Water Rebate Program and more recently through the California Electric Vehicle Incentive Program (CALeVIP) to bring more Level 2 and DC Fast Chargers to Palo Alto.

Expanding access to electric vehicles (EVs) and EV charging in low-income and disadvantaged communities is critical to improving local air quality and decreasing transportation costs. Doing so requires far more than just getting the word out. It involves developing deep and lasting partnerships with trusted community-based organizations (CBOs).