• Improvements, both within your tenants’ homes and in common areas, can help improve your property’s safety and market worth.

• Satisfied, more comfortable tenants can result in fewer complaints and lower turnover.

Just a Few Steps Is All It Takes: To determine eligibility,

Property owners may need to provide tenant income eligibility, if available.

Additionally, for common area measures, property owner must provide deed restriction and benchmark their property.

Contractor will submit information above and appropriate building assessment to SCE for verification.

SCE will refer installation work to contractor to replace eligible appliances and other measures as applicable.

Our Energy Savings Assistance (ESA) Program is an energy and money-saving opportunity you and your tenants will not want to miss. This free program can help income-qualified SCE customers, with your approval, replace older, working appliances and services with new, energy-efficient models — at no cost to them.*

In addition to ESA services, for multi-family buildings who 1) participate in energy benchmarking — a comparison of your property’s energy use with other similar multifamily properties nationwide, 2) are deed restricted, and 3) have at least 65% of the tenants meeting the ESA Program income eligibility, SCE can also provide additional measures such as lighting, HVAC, and pool pumps for tenant common areas such as hallways, corridors, and pool areas.

It’s an incredible offer that can increase tenant satisfaction and deliver undeniable rewards to all of you.

The Advantages Are ClearAs a property owner/manager giving your tenants the power to save with free upgrades, as well as adding or replacing items in common areas, the benefits extend well beyond simple energy-efficiency.

• Lower energy costs for tenants could potentially help them manage their financial obligations, such as rent payments, more effectively.

Power-Up Energy Savings for Your Multi-Family Building

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* In some instances, a Property Owner co-payment may be required for HVAC replacement.

What type of proof is required to verify home ownership? Including but not limited to:• Current loan or mortgage documents or• Property tax records or bills or• Homeowner property and/or fire insurance or• Mortgage payment invoices or book or• Data Quick or similar title search service papers

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The Energy Savings Assistance Program is funded by California utility ratepayers and administered by Southern California Edison under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission.

These services may not be available in all areas. Certain restrictions, such as age, size and condition of the system or appliance to be replaced, may apply. All replacement refrigerators meet ENERGY STAR® standards. SCE installs white top-freezer models without extra features such as ice makers. Replacement size depends on the size of the old unit.

** Co-payment from property owner required for measure installed in dwelling unit occupied by tenant

ENERGY SAVINGS ASSISTANCE (ESA) PROGRAM

Products Available MultifamilyDwellings

Multifamily Common Area

Outdoor Fixtures (Patio/Porch Light) No Yes

Refrigerator Yes Yes

Central Air Conditioner or Heat Pump (HVAC) Yes** Yes

Room Air Conditioner Yes Yes

Evaporative Cooler No Yes

Variable-Speed Pool Pump No Yes

Weatherization (including, but not limited to) • Faucet aerators • Low flow showerhead • Water heater blanket • Water heater pipe insulation • Attic insulation

Yes Yes

Smart Power Strip Yes Yes

Torchiere Lamp Yes Yes

LED Lighting Yes Yes

LED Exit Signs No Yes

LED Pool and Spa Lighting No Yes

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Email multifamily@sce.com, call 1-800-736-4777 or visit sce.com/esap.

What is the cost to participate in the ESA Program?Participation is free for both tenants and property owners. A contractor may require a non-refundable co-payment for installations of central air conditioners and/or heat pumps.