Third-party Energy Efficiency Programs
PG&E is procuring a statewide non-residential HVAC energy efficiency program with $30M in funding over four years (2027-2030), targeting cost-effective all-electric unit installations and installer-driven market adoption across California. The single contract will coordinate program delivery, incentive design, and demand-side management activities to maximize system-wide energy savings in the commercial and industrial sectors.
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On behalf of the funding IOUs, PG&E is issuing a statewide HVAC program Request for Proposals (RFP). This third-party Program falls under Resource Acquisition. Its primary objective is to deliver cost-effective energy savings. These savings maximize Total System Benefit (TSB). Its second objective is to influence and increase installer-driven demand in the non-residential sector. It aims to accelerate the statewide adoption of all-electric HVAC units. The total Program budget PG&E may award for this Program is $30M ($28.4M EE budget and $1.6M IDSM-DR budget). The 4-year contract term from 2027-2030 includes time for launch readiness and program closeout. PG&E expects to execute a single contract resulting from this RFP. This process ensures activities are closely coordinated and support the overall Program objectives. PG&E encourages potential Bidders with expertise in one or more areas to work with other firms. Workers can work with firms that have complementary skill sets to address the entire scope.
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