Advanced Home Program

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The Performance-Based approach provides incentives for building homes that exceed the California Building Energy Efficiency Standards (Title 24) by at least 15 percent. These homes can also qualify for the ENERGY STAR® for homes label, which is widely recognized for energy efficiency.

• California Energy Star® New Homes Program - Open to all single and multifamily new construction of three stories or less.
• High Rise Multifamily Program – Open to multifamily new construction four stories or more
• High Performing New Homes Program – Open to all single and multifamily new construction of three stories or less.

Two Levels of Participation

• Tier 1 – Exceed Title 24 compliance by 15% for single or multifamily new construction
• Tier 2 – Exceed Title 24 compliance by 35% and 40% in cooling budget for single or multifamily new construction

Participating Builders

View a list of builders and developers currently participating in the Advanced Home Program.

Advanced Home Case Study Program

Through this program, Southern California Gas Company seeks to create a comprehensive case study portfolio of projects structured around three principles: energy, resources and the environment. The program helps builders, architects and designers with a broad base of support, including design assistance, outside expertise, financial incentives, education, resources and recognition. The portfolio will specifically focus on --

• Sustainable land use planning
• Environmentally sensitive design
• Green building practices

These case studies will highlight the underutilized potential of sustainability in new construction and bring innovative approaches to the marketplace.

Program Application and Forms

• Advanced Home Program Agreement (Adobe PDF, 84 KB)
• Participant Handbook (Adobe PDF, 112 KB)

Contact Us

Southern California Gas Company
Advanced Home Program
555 West Fifth Street, GT09G3
Los Angeles, CA 90013

Phone: 866.563.2637
Fax: 213.244.8091

Email: NewHomes@socalgas.com

This program is funded by California utility customers and administered by The Gas Company under the auspices of the California Public Utilities Commission. Funds are limited and available on a first come first served basis.

Last Updated June 9, 2009