Sustainable Savings Tips

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With a click, Los Angeles residents can save money, water, and electricity while beating the summer heat. Whether it’s:

The links below will help community members stay safe and reduce their bills while conserving water and electricity.

Energy-Efficiency Rebates, Discounts, free stuff & Resources

FREE STUFF: Whether you’re a homeowner or renter, LADWP offers free water-saving devices for kitchen and bathroom. With water costs soaring, these items are good for the pocketbook and planet.

LADWP’s “Marketplace” offers customers rebates and serious discounts on a variety of products. From light bulbs to air conditioners and refrigerators, there are easy ways to save money  and conserve resources.

The Metropolitan Water District offers SoCal Water$mart, where you can savings on water-wise products and score rebates on everything from sprinkling nozzles to highly efficient clothes washers.

California American Water has a great conservation page that leads its customers to free water-saving devices, landscape resources, rebates, a leak detection kit, and water saving tips. .

 

Customers of participating Metropolitan Water District agencies can enjoy SoCal Water$mart rebates on items like energy- and water-efficient washing machines and toilets. MWD also has a great turf-replacement program; and a $100 rebate on water-flow monitors.

Ready to swap out your energy guzzling fridge? LADWP’s REfrigerator Turn-In and REcycle (RETIRE) Program will help you get rid of your old one, and throw in a $60 rebate.

The Home Energy Improvement Program (HEIP) offers LADWP customers home assessments to improve energy and water performance in their homes.

Switch is On is an educational effort by energy providers, environmental organizations, and California State agencies to help folks reduce their utility bills and learn how some new products can help achieve that goal. Enter your zip code here, and Switch Is On will help you find additional local incentives.

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