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Rebates & Financing
Rebates & Financing
Let’s Save Money, Energy and Water Together!
Are you a homeowner, small to medium-sized business owner, or a property manager? BayREN empowers citizens of the Bay Area with rebates and incentives that help lower bills and increase energy savings.
Multifamily Property Owners
Small & Medium Businesses
Events & Training
See All Events & TrainingInvesting in the Future: Youth Externship Program Prepares the Next Generation of Energy Leaders
In honor of Earth Month, BayREN is proud to highlight the success of our partner organization, Rising Sun Center for Opportunity.
How Do You Heat Your Water? It May be Time for a Change!
Learn about Heat Pump Water Heater benefits, a successful emergency replacement program, and upcoming rebates!
BayREN Increases Rebates for Energy-Efficiency and Electrification Retrofits in Multifamily Buildings
The Bay Area Regional Energy Network (BayREN) is pleased to announce new rebates for rental housing providers, including nonprofit developers and small, independent property owner
The Birth of Regional Energy Networks
The idea for the RENs was years in the making. Learn about how a group of local government entities got together to create BayREN to fill gaps and serve hard-to-reach customers. Keep reading to learn more!
Home Upgrades
Home Upgrades
Find the Right Solution For Your Home
Find out what upgrades your home needs, then work with a contractor for assistance with installation and rebates.
Step 1) Discover
View rebates for energy improvements and learn how to bring out the best in your home.
Step 2) Contact
Get in touch with a Home Energy Advisor who can support you through the process at no cost.
Step 3) Complete projects
Choose qualified products or services and work with a participating contractor when professional installation is required.
Step 4) Receive rebates
Depending on the project type, you or your contractor will submit the application for you to receive your rebate.
Check out the Energy Atlas 2.0
The Energy Atlas project provides Californians, and those interested in ongoing energy transitions, with the opportunity to interact with one of the largest sets of disaggregated building energy data available in the nation.
