 Pacific Gas and Electric Company supports a variety of companies promoting energy efficiency through public goods funds. Enovity is working with PG&E to support our customers by assisting their efforts in energy efficiency. California customers are not obligated to purchase any full-fee service or other service not funded by this Program. This Program is funded by California utility customers and administered by PG&E under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). 
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How It WorksInitial ContactDiscuss facility and potential energy efficiency opportunities with Enovity. 
PROGRAM SIGN-UPIf Enovity requires access to the facility in order to assess potential measures, the customer signs a Program Participation Agreement.
Initial Site Assessment (OPTIONAL)A preliminary high-level assessment of the boiler system to identify potential efficiency opportunities. Includes estimates of energy savings and project cost-effectiveness. Enovity then determines which approach is best for each identified opportunity. 
Calculated Incentive APPROACHDesigned for measures that use the existing system as the baseline to estimate energy savings and incentive amounts, or for which rebates are not available. 
Detailed EvaluationAn analysis of selected potential energy efficiency opportunities, based on customer priorities, that includes in-depth measurements and calculations to determine projected costs, savings, and incentive amounts. An installation contractor of the customer’s choice provides accurate pricing, specifications, and system design in coordination with Enovity’s evaluation. Enovity can assist by coordinating with contractors to request and review installation proposals.
Review of FindingsWith Detailed Evaluation Report in hand, a customer can make an investment decision based on estimated energy savings, greenhouse gas reductions, project cost, and payback period and approve the project for installation.
Incentive ReservationA Project Installation Agreement is executed to reserve the estimated incentive funds.
Equipment OrderAfter incentive funds are reserved, the customer can order equipment and proceed with installation.
InstallationA customer-chosen contractor installs equipment and provides necessary training.
Savings VerificationAfter the equipment is fully operational, Enovity conducts measurement and analysis to verify installed energy savings. A Verification Report detailing the final project results is submitted to the customer.
Fixed Rebate ApproachFor projects that are eligible for a rebate from the CIBEP Rebate Catalog. 
Recommendations and Equipment SelectionEnovity recommends energy efficiency measures and the customer selects equipment that qualifies for a rebate.
Estimation of Savings and Reservation of FundsEnovity prepares a Rebate Assessment Report that outlines the estimated energy savings and rebate amounts, and submits it to the customer along with an agreement that reserves the rebate funds.
installationA customer-chosen contractor installs equipment and provides necessary training.
VerificationOnce the customer certifies that the project is installed and provides supporting documentation (such as a final invoice), Enovity verifies the installation through review of supporting documentation and, in some cases, an on-site inspection.
PaymentBased on verified project results, Enovity issues an incentive or rebate check to the customer or appointed payee. |
