Flash Player RequiredThe Silicon Valley Energy Map runs on the Flash Player. If you are reading this page, then that means you do not have the Flash Player and you will need to install it. Once you've installed the Flash Player, come back to www.svenergymap.org and the Silicon Valley Energy Map is ready to use. About the Silicon Valley Energy Map About Silicon Valley Energy Watch About the Silicon Valley Energy MapWelcome to the Silicon Valley Energy Map – your resource for information about energy use, solar and renewable energy, and green buildings in Santa Clara County. We hope you enjoy exploring your area to learn about and become inspired by the efforts people are making in Silicon Valley to implement clean energy. Take advantage of the many resources the map offers to decide what energy efficient or renewable option makes sense for you. The Silicon Valley Energy Map is a publicly available online tool produced by the Silicon Valley Energy Watch, a partnership between the City of San José and Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) serving all of Santa Clara County with energy efficiency outreach. Clean energy is a community effort; the Map is your resource to make it happen! We want to hear from you! We welcome your feedback and questions at svenergymap@sanjoseca.gov. If you don’t see your solar installation or certified green building on the map, send an e-mail to the above e-mail address and tell us about it! Why was the map created?The Silicon Valley Energy Map is the first time that an online site is bringing together, in a single, easy-to-use format, comprehensive information on building energy plus detailed information and resources for next steps to implement clean energy. Silicon Valley is implementing ambitious energy goals, and the Map will help us track our progress, target our efforts, and focus on our next steps. It is a tool for residents, businesses, governments, and community leaders alike.
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Our PartnersThe Silicon Valley Energy Map is a project of the Silicon Valley Energy Watch, with generous assistance from the following organizations:
About Silicon Valley Energy WatchThe Silicon Valley Energy Watch Program is a partnership between the City of San José and PG&E, providing information and services throughout Santa Clara County to help you save energy and save money. We offer a range of audits, retrofits, technical assistance, education, and more. Our target audiences include residents, non profits, small businesses, professionals, and local government. Silicon Valley Energy Watch has four priority areas to help Santa Clara County take advantage of cost-saving, energy-efficient technologies and resources: Services for ResidentsWe conduct community outreach, provide energy efficiency tools and services, and connect Santa Clara County residents with important resources to save energy and money at home. Services for Small BusinessThrough our partner Ecology Action, we provide audit, direct installation, and rebate services. This program serves PG&E commercial customers who use under 200 kW of electricity. Municipal and Non Profit Direct Install ProgramThe Silicon Valley Energy Watch includes an assistance program for Santa Clara County local governments. In partnership with Ecology Action, this program provides energy audits, direct installation, and Customized Retrofit services for municipal and non profit facilities throughout Santa Clara County. Education, Outreach, and InformationIn order to accomplish our ambitious energy goals, Santa Clara County’s residents, businesses, regulatory agencies, and others must have accurate and detailed information. Silicon Valley Energy Watch provides a range of services to help our community understand what energy efficiency means, the simple and farther-reaching steps to reduce energy use, and the resources available to help you do so. The Silicon Valley Energy Map is an important tool for individuals, businesses, and community leaders to learn about energy and track progress toward clean energy goals. Our program also provides Kill-A-Watt™ plug power meters at all San José Public Library branches, which can be checked out free of charge to help you understand the energy use and associated costs of your appliances and electronics. Visit the CLASS CALENDAR to see our range of educational offerings, which cover a variety of energy efficiency technologies and services. Our program also provides limited local agency assistance to support energy outreach and education. Contact InformationSilicon Valley Energy Watch Program FundingThis program is funded by California utility customers and administered by PG&E under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission. 'PG&E' refers to Pacific Gas and Electric Company, a subsidiary of PG&E Corporation. © 2010 The Urban Explorer, Inc and Pacific Gas and Electric Company. All rights reserved. |