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SCE Commercial Energy Efficiency Program (CEEP)

Southern California Edison (SCE)

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The short version

SCE pays you back for every energy-efficient upgrade

Southern California Edison's Commercial Energy Efficiency Program (CEEP) provides rebates and incentives to SCE commercial and industrial customers who install qualifying energy-efficient equipment and systems. Administered by Willdan Energy Solutions, CEEP covers HVAC, lighting, refrigeration, motors, and custom industrial solutions. Available to all non-residential SCE customers in the greater Los Angeles, Orange County, Riverside, San Bernardino, and portions of Ventura and San Diego counties service territory.

Funding type
Program
Level
Private
Amount range
$100
Realistic amount
Small businesses typically receive $1,000–$15,000 for combined lighting and HVAC upgrades. Refrigeration-heavy businesse…
Deadline
Rolling — applications must be submitted by 3/31/2026 for the current program cycle
Status
active
States
CA
Payment model
reimbursement

Who qualifies

Hard requirements

What it covers

Eligible expenses

  • HVAC systems (rooftop units, variable refrigerant flow, heat pumps, chiller plants)
  • Commercial LED lighting and controls
  • Refrigeration equipment and controls for food service, grocery, and cold storage
  • Electric motors and variable frequency drives
  • Building envelope improvements (insulation, cool roofs, window film)
  • Energy management systems and smart controls
  • Custom industrial process improvements

Ineligible expenses

  • Residential equipment or accounts
  • Equipment not meeting minimum efficiency specifications
  • Repairs to existing equipment
  • Solar PV or battery storage (separate SCE programs)
  • Equipment outside SCE service territory

How to apply

  1. 1

    Review SCE Express Solutions catalog or request custom assessment

    For prescriptive rebates, check sce.com/rebates for eligible equipment and rebate amounts. For large projects or non-standard equipment, contact Willdan Energy Solutions at willdanefficiency.com/rebates for a custom project evaluation.

  2. 2

    Install qualifying equipment

    Purchase and install qualifying equipment. Retain all purchase invoices, installation records, and equipment specifications (model number, serial number, efficiency rating).

  3. 3

    Submit application to Willdan

    Submit the completed rebate application through Willdan Energy Solutions' portal at willdanefficiency.com/rebates. Attach invoices, equipment cut sheets, and SCE account information. Deadline: March 31, 2026 for the current cycle.

  4. 4

    Inspection and payment

    Willdan may conduct a site inspection for larger projects. After approval, SCE issues a rebate check within 6-8 weeks.

Insider tip

Contact Willdan early for large HVAC or custom industrial projects — pre-approval before installation is recommended to confirm eligibility and lock in rebate amounts before funding runs out.

Deadline & timing

All required post-installation documentation for the current program cycle must be submitted to Willdan by March 31, 2026. A new program cycle typically begins April 1. Post-installation submission required; pre-installation notification recommended for large custom projects.

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