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Rebuilding Incentives for Sustainable Electric (RISE) Homes
California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and participating electric investor-owned utilities · State program
Statewide program total: $50 million.
A $50 million state program for homeowners whose homes were destroyed by a natural disaster to help them rebuild fully electric homes in investor-owned utility service areas. Applications open April 6, 2026 for eligible homeowners whose properties were destroyed after January 1, 2017.
Program details
How it works
The CPUC announced RISE Homes as a $50 million program available to customers of California’s six electric investor-owned utilities. It supports homeowners rebuilding after a natural disaster if they choose to rebuild a fully electric home in an investor-owned utility service area.
What the money covers
The public announcement says the program helps Californians rebuild all-electric homes. The source does not provide a detailed covered-cost list on the announcement page.
Timing and deadlines
The CPUC said the program begins accepting applications on April 6, 2026. It is available to homeowners whose properties were destroyed by natural disasters since January 1, 2017, and for which they do not have a certificate of occupancy.
Notes
This is not a wildfire-only program, but the CPUC explicitly announced it for Californians whose homes were destroyed by wildfires and other natural disasters.
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