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San Mateo County Energy Watch

San Mateo County Energy Watch (SMCEW) provides energy efficiency programs for schools, moderate income residential areas, small to medium businesses, and municipalities in San Mateo County. The committee offers direct installations, engineering services, and utilizes Prop. 39 funding to support California rate payers. With a focus on outreach, workshops, and targeted engagement, SMCEW successfully implements energy projects in various customer sectors. Learn more at smcenergywatch.com.

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San Mateo County Energy Watch

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  1. San Mateo County Energy Watch RMCP Committee 3/16/2016

  2. Customer Sectors Served Schools Moderate Income Residential Small to Medium Businesses Municipalities Direct Install Direct Install Direct Install MIDI Engineering Engineering Prop 39

  3. Funding California rate payers Public Goods Charge California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) Investor-owned utilities (IOUs) PG&E Energy-efficiency programs Agricultural Commercial Residential Industrial

  4. Outreach • 3 newsletters • General • Schools • Municipalities • Workshops • Website • Push things through RICAPS Working Group

  5. Typical Engagement • Businesses • Targeted approach for Hard to Reach Customers • Google Maps • Yelp • Ecology Action • Municipalities • Engineering/Direct Install • Facilities • Energy Managers • Public Work Dept.

  6. Successful Projects • Menlo Park Jewelry Store Lighting Retrofit -Direct Install • Initial Project Cost: $2000 • Rebates: $1966 • Customer Paid: $34 • Brisbane School District- Engineering • Initial Project Cost: $164,753 • Rebates: $4,826 • Prop 39 Funds: $159,927 • Customer Paid: $0 • Projected Annual Savings: $10, 325

  7. Contact Information • Website smcenergywatch.com • SMCEW Email http://smcenergywatch.com/contact-us • Jacki Falconio jfalconio@smcgov.org 650-599-1402

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