New Electrification Incentives Available in San Fernando Valley Residents
November 2, 2026
As of November 2, 2026, $20 million in home electrification and upgrade incentives are available for single-family homeowners in San Fernando Valley communities.
Eligible households can claim $2,000 to $10,500 in incentives for a new heat pump HVAC system, heat pump water heater system, and panel upsizing. Income-qualified households can claim $1,300 to $31,800 in equity incentives, which are designed to cover the full cost of remediation, weatherization, and home electrification with additional appliances, such as induction ranges and heat pump clothes dryers. Households can receive incentives for multiple appliances through the program, and these funds may be used in combination with other funding sources, if available, to cover up to 100 percent in net participant costs.
“The San Fernando Valley incentives will help create healthier homes, lower energy costs, and protect communities from extreme heat,” said Evan Kamei, Director of TECH Clean California. “Heat pumps can provide clean, affordable heating and cooling, which is especially important as households face high energy costs and worsening heat waves. We’re also glad to help strengthen the local workforce with training and job opportunities with these incentives.”
Heat pumps can on average save households $304 on annual energy bills. For households without previous cooling, adding a heat pump increases energy bills by a modest median cost of $3 per month. Additionally, households that upgrade to a heat pump water heater can also save on average $97 on annual energy bills.
Find out more at techcleanca.com/sanfernandovalley.
Contractors serving the San Fernando Valley area are encouraged to enroll in TECH Clean California. Find out more on the on the San Fernando Valley contractor training page.
In the winter, $10 million in incentives will launch for building owners with properties of two or more units to help modernize their buildings for health, comfort, and increased energy efficiency with new heat pump HVAC systems, heat pump water heater systems, and other electric upgrades.
TECH Clean California is funded by Assembly Bill 157 under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission. The TECH Clean California team is led by Energy Solutions and partners with Ardenna Energy, Association of Energy Affordability, Building Decarbonization Coalition, Electrify My Home, Energy Outlet, Frontier Energy, National Comfort Institute, Recurve Analytics, The Ortiz Group, Tre’ Laine Associates, and VEIC.