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We are committed to making our website accessible to all including individuals with disabilities who use assistive technologies to get information. To help customers with disabilities in managing their services online, our website has been modified to meet standards Level A of the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at minimum, and Level AA where technology allows.
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Note: The website includes videos available through the California Electric Utilities. We are updating these videos over time to align to WCAG standards.
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Residential Resources and Incentives
emPOWER promotes an extensive list of programs that prioritize giving support to low-income and marginalized communities across Southern California hurt most by toxic environments and a lack of economic opportunity.
emPOWER Gateway is a partnership between the Gateway Cities Council of Governments, Valley CAN’s emPOWER program and community-based organizations who will serve as paid partners to build trust in neighborhoods that have grown skeptical of similar programs. Funding for emPOWER Gateway is provided by Southern California Edison (SCE) and Southern California Renewable Energy Network (SoCal REN).