Energy Efficiency Programs

Our services provide convening and collaborative facilitation among diverse groups to solve California’s most pressing agricultural, natural resource, and environmental challenges. We are known for our people-centered approach, interpersonal insight, and ability to guide complex, multi-stakeholder work with clarity and care.

Assist local government agencies and development community with meeting land use objectives with an emphasis on affordable housing

Ascent is an interdisciplinary collaborative, dedicated to advancing community vitality, climate action, environmental stewardship, and inclusive, equitable outcomes.

BayREN provides innovative programs for local governments, residents, and business owners to help improve buildings for energy efficiency.

California Climate Investments outreach materials include applicant factsheets that outline funding opportunities that are applicable to each applicant type. We also have copies of our Funding Workbook for All California Tribes that helps Tribes assess which CCI programs they’re eligible for and which might best align with their Tribe’s priorities. Additionally, through conversations with attendees, our staff can help identify programs and next steps for projects.

California Climate Investments programs facilitate greenhouse gas emissions reductions while providing environmental, economic, and public health benefits to Californians across the state. From affordable housing to clean transportation, urban greening to sustainable agriculture, waste diversion to technical assistance, and more, there are a diversity of program and funding types available to support your projects. Current opportunities can be found at caclimateinvestments.ca.gov/cci-programs

As the largest grant writer in the State of California, we help local governments and school districts fund priority programs and services by helping them secure grant dollars.

CDPH’s Climate Change and Health Equity Branch provides free climate and health equity technical assistance (TA) to Tribes and to Local Health Departments or Jurisdictions.

We equip LHJs and Tribes to serve their own populations and forge partnerships that increase overall capacity to mitigate and build resilience​ to climate change. Our work connects California LHJs and Tribes with each other and with CDPH to share resources, strategies, best practices, opportunities, and mutual support through barriers and challenges.

We provide TA through one-on-one cons​​ultation​, Local Health Jurisdiction Climate and Health Community of Practice​, and through Local Health Jurisdiction Office Hours.

We can advise with: Embedding health and climate considerations into planning projects; Accessing relevant state and federal data; Identifying funding sources to carry out a wide range of efforts that can promote health and address climate change impacts; Implementing related plans, programs, and projects; E​​valuating related plans, programs, and projects.

Climate adaptation capacity building, networking, assessment of wetland restoration and wildfire fuel reduction effectiveness in reducing climate impacts

Energy Efficiency Programs

We provide technical assistance to organizations interested in brownfields and land recycling. We also develop educational materials, such as webinars, funding matrices for parks + general redevelopment and an “Equity Guide” to Advance EJ in Brownfield Reuse.

Non Profit Vocational Adult School with 11 Campuses throughout CA. Established over 50 years ago; COE Accredited School

CSE runs local, regional, state, and federal programs and studies focused on decarbonization of transportation and buildings, including building decarbonization, solar and storage, electric vehicle, and electric vehicle infrastructure. In addition, I led CSE’s contributions to research and community-based engagement support for the CA Jobs First Thrive Inland SoCal effort over the past few years.

The Central Coast Climate Collaborative (4C) is a membership network and an organizing platform, uniting local governments, communities, nonprofits, businesses, academia, and Tribes to collaboratively advance climate equity and resilience across California’s Central Coast region. In particular, we offer services to support the development and advancement of community resilience hubs, funding navigation assistance, and grant writing support services.

At no cost to program participants, CC-LEAP provides customized and objective project management, engineering, and financing support services as a “one-stop shop” enabling participants to achieve streamlined and cost-effective energy upgrades.

Grant funding.

Customer Programs