Sustainability starts here
We're leading the way for a safer, cleaner carbon-free community through incentives on all-electric technology.
Customer in the spotlight
Scott Ostrander, co-executive chef and co-owner of Origami Asian Grill
Learn how Scott infuses induction cooking technology into his kitchen for savings, precision, versatility, convenience and environmental safety.
Gas-to-electric conversion, is the process of upgrading your company’s carbon emitting equipment with energy technology that is newer, more advanced and cleaner.
Rebates are available for modern advanced designs that can heat your business efficiently even on the coldest days.
Heat pumps move heat instead of creating it – rebates for light duty and commercial duty heat pumps are available to serve a range of needs.
Customized rebates and incentives are available to support almost all heat pump heating needs.
Save energy and reduce carbon dioxide emissions while creating a safer, more comfortable and healthier kitchen.
Rethink food preparation and reduce space requirements with multifunction electric appliance rebates.
SMUD Go Electric Incentives support your commercial vehicle and charging needs. Charge forward with the benefits of EV.
Converting your fleet from petroleum burning, internal combustion engines to clean electricity is beneficial to your business, including fuel savings and maintenance costs, and significant reductions in pollution and carbon production.
With the growing number of electric vehicles (EVs) in the area, the need for charging options is increasing. Installing EV charging stations at your business, reduces your organizations’ carbon footprint and gives your employees and customers the power to charge their EVs at work which can boost satisfaction and loyalty.
Converting forklift operations to electric result in lower operating costs, no emissions, less maintenance and are quieter to operate.
Converting your appliances from gas to electric or adding new electric vehicle charging infrastructure may require upgrades to transformers and conductors on the utility side of the meter.
SMUD incorporates Go Electric gas to electric conversions into all commercial programs.
Electrify existing complexes
New buildings and major remodels.
For large or complex systems
Rebates for common equipment upgrades
Audits, equipment recommendations, and rebates for small and mid sized businesses
Learn how you can help create a clean, carbon-free future
Gas-to-electric conversion is the process of upgrading your company’s carbon-emitting equipment with newer, more advanced, cleaner electrical alternatives. SMUD has all-electric solutions for your business that also help your bottom line. If you want to modernize your existing building equipment for water heating, space heating or you want to add a more cost-effective fleet of electric vehicles, SMUD has solutions and incentives to help.
The energy we deliver is now cleaner than ever – with about 50%, on average coming from carbon-free sources. Our incentive programs can help your business transition to be cleaner, safer and more environmentally-friendly.
Learn more about Beneficial Electrification.
Case studies
Learn how local businesses are helping help create a clean, carbon-free future.
Going all-electric is better for your business, your safety and our environment. We’re helping commercial customers make the switch with incentives and energy-efficient solutions that drive energy savings to their bottom lines and promote electrification. Check back as new incentives become available to help you build safer, healthier and cheaper.
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SMUD’s Integrated Design Solutions program provides incentives for electrification and energy-efficient equipment in your new or extensively renovated all-electric commercial building. |
| Year Completed | 2020 |
| Architect | Dreyfuss and Blackford |
| General Contractor | Jackson Construction |
| Mechanical Engineer |
AIRCOM Mechanical, Inc. |
| Mechanical Contractor |
AIRCOM Mechanical, Inc. |
| Building Size |
4,300 square feet |
| Heating provided by | Roof top package heat pumps |
| Cooling provided by |
Roof top package heat pumps |
| Domestic hot water heated by |
Electric resistance point of use |
| Other notable design features | Successful adaptive reuse of an 85-year-old building that the AIA does not own
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For questions, email IntegratedDesign@smud.org, call 916-732-5095 or visit SMUD.org/IDS.
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SMUD’s Integrated Design Solutions program provides incentives for electrification and energy-efficient equipment in your new or extensively renovated all-electric commercial building. |
| Year Completed | 2016 |
| Architect | Architectural Nexus |
| General Contractor | MarketOne Builders, Inc. |
| Mechanical Engineer |
Glumac |
| Mechanical Contractor |
ACCO Engineered Systems, Inc. |
| Building Size |
9,000 square feet |
| Heating provided by | Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery |
| Cooling provided by |
Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery |
| Domestic hot water heated by |
Electric resistance central system |
| Other notable design features |
Tubular skylights throughout Rainwater capture for irrigation Onsite gardens Composting toilets Living wall inside the building Operable windows and signal lights Tracking indoor air quality Living Certified Building (v3.0) Certified LEED Platinum (v4.0) |
For questions, email IntegratedDesign@smud.org, call 916-732-5095 or visit SMUD.org/IDS.
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SMUD’s Integrated Design Solutions program provides incentives for electrification and energy-efficient equipment in your new or extensively renovated all-electric commercial building. |
| Year Completed | 2019 |
| Architect | SmithGroup |
| General Contractor | DPR Construction |
| Mechanical Engineer |
Lawson Mechanical |
| Mechanical Contractor |
Lawson Mechanical |
| Building Size |
34,000 square feet (26,000 sq. ft. 1st and 2nd floors, 8,000 sq. ft. basement) |
| Heating provided by | Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery |
| Cooling provided by |
Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery |
| Domestic hot water heated by |
Electric resistance point of use |
| Other notable design features |
Adaptive reuse of an existing building Net zero energy design with onsite PV on roof and parking structure, generating 105% site usage Thermal labyrinth ventilation system to pre-condition supply air Energy recovery unit to further pre-condition supply air Operable windows to promote passive ventilation First cross-laminated timber (CLT) structure in Sacramento Battery back-up for critical loads Ceiling fans, tubular skylights Targeting LEED Gold (Core & Shell) and LEED Platinum (interiors) ILFI ZNE and Petal certified, WELL certified
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For questions, email IntegratedDesign@smud.org, call 916-732-5095 or visit SMUD.org/IDS.
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SMUD’s Integrated Design Solutions program provides incentives for electrification and energy-efficient equipment in your new or extensively renovated all-electric commercial building. |
| Year Completed | 2022 |
| Architect | Lionakis |
| General Contractor | A.P. Thomas Construction, Inc. |
| Mechanical Design Criteria Engineer | Capital Engineering, Inc. |
| Mechanical Engineer | Solace Enterprises, Inc. |
| Mechanical Contractor |
Solace Enterprises, Inc. |
| Building Size |
38,750 square feet |
| Heating provided by | Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery Package heat pumps |
| Cooling provided by |
Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery Package heat pumps |
| Domestic hot water heated by |
Electric resistance central system |
| Other notable design features |
Solar tubes and glazed dormers to enhance lighting Large volume fans to deliver airflow Interior lighting controls Quality views at workstations Architectural façade design-specific to each elevation for daylight enhancement, glare and thermal control Interior and exterior bike parking and facilities Low embodied carbon with existing building renovation |
For questions, email IntegratedDesign@smud.org, call 916-732-5095 or visit SMUD.org/IDS.
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SMUD’s Integrated Design Solutions program provides incentives for electrification and energy-efficient equipment in your new or extensively renovated all-electric commercial building. |
| Year Completed | 2019 |
| Architect | Mogavero Architects |
| General Contractor | NYECON Incorporated |
| Mechanical Engineer |
Clark & Rush Windows, Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning |
| Mechanical Contractor |
Clark & Rush Windows, Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning |
| Building Size |
14,000 square feet |
| Heating provided by | Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery |
| Cooling provided by |
Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery |
| Domestic hot water heated by |
Unitary residential-style heat pump water heater |
| Other notable design features |
Extensive renovation of an existing building Dedicated outside air system (DOAS) with high efficiency air-to-air energy recovery Garage for bikes and shower facilities Replaced windows with thermally broken, matching existing windows New insulation All programmable LED lighting with photo sensors and occupancy sensors Whole-building exhaust fan to flush building New TPO reflective roof Skylights and ceiling fans installed throughout |
For questions, email IntegratedDesign@smud.org, call 916-732-5095 or visit SMUD.org/IDS.
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SMUD’s Integrated Design Solutions program provides incentives for electrification and energy-efficient equipment in your new or extensively renovated all-electric commercial building. |
| Year Completed | 2022 (estimated completion) |
| Developer | D&S Development |
| Architect | Architects Local |
| General Contractor | Dasco Commercial Construction |
| Mechanical Engineer |
Vanderveen Engineering Consultants |
| Mechanical Contractor |
Dicicco’s Mechanical, Inc. |
| Plumbing Contractor |
Baskerville Parsons Contractors, Inc. |
| HPWH Consultant |
Elmco & Associates |
| Building Size |
Residential: 84,400 square feet Lobby: 1,600 square feet Retail: 8,200 square feet |
| Heating provided by | Split heat pumps |
| Cooling provided by |
Split heat pumps |
| Domestic hot water heated by |
Central heat pump water heater |
| Other notable design features |
Induction ranges in all apartments and community room 6-over-2 construction requiring an Alternate Methods and Materials Request Passive cooling with corridor windows and exhaust fan Exposed heavy timber egress staircases |
For questions, email IntegratedDesign@smud.org, call 916-732-5095 or visit SMUD.org/IDS.
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SMUD’s Integrated Design Solutions program provides incentives for electrification and energy-efficient equipment in your new or extensively renovated all-electric commercial building. |
| Year Completed | 2021 |
| Architect | HMC Architects |
| General Contractor | Landmark Construction |
| Mechanical Engineer |
LP Consulting Engineers, Inc. |
| Mechanical Contractor |
ACCO Engineered Solutions |
| Building Size |
4,500 square feet |
| Heating provided by | Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery |
| Cooling provided by |
Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery |
| Domestic hot water heated by |
Variable refrigerant flow with heat recovery. Project will use Fan Coil Units to heat DHW with either recovered building heat or heat extracted from outdoors. |
| Other notable design features |
Large ceiling fans for open spaces Rigid insulation with Z-Girts to reduce thermal bridging 100-gal rainwater capture for irrigation Operable windows Tubular skylights Sunshade awnings Induction ranges in classroom, staff area and commercial kitchen, courtesy of SMUD |
For questions, email IntegratedDesign@smud.org, call 916-732-5095 or visit SMUD.org/IDS.
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SMUD’s Integrated Design Solutions program provides incentives for electrification and energy-efficient equipment in your new or extensively renovated all-electric commercial building. |
| Year Completed | 2013 |
| Architect | Stantec |
| General Contractor | Turner Construction |
| Mechanical Engineer |
Stantec |
| Mechanical Contractor |
ACCO |
| Building Size |
207,000 Square Feet |
| Heating provided by | Ground-Source Heat Pump. High mass hydronic radiant slabs. |
| Cooling provided by |
Ground-Source Heat Pump Chiller High mass hydronic radiant slabs, chilled beams |
| Domestic hot water heated by |
Solar with electric backup |
| Other notable design features |
Net zero design Buried thermal energy storage tanks Dedicated outside air system (DOAS) with evaporative heat recovery coils Wet-side economizer Exterior window shading to block direct solar heat gain Light louvers Ceiling fans Minimized thermal bridging in envelope Rainwater capture for irrigation LEED Platinum
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For questions, email IntegratedDesign@smud.org, call 916-732-5095 or visit SMUD.org/IDS.
Need help deciding what to do for your business?
Contact your SMUD Strategic Account Advisor (SAA) for more information.