Homeowner Rebuild
Electrifying the Central Coast through affordable and clean housing
Electrifying the Central Coast through affordable and clean housing
The NCEP Homeowner Rebuild Incentive track is a grant for homeowners affected by the 2020 wildfire season who plan to rebuild their homes as all-electric. 3CE will fund eligible projects until a total of $125,000 in funds have been fully reserved. Homeowners in 3CE service territory whose homes were red-tagged by Cal Fire during the 2020 wildfire season may apply for this program. 3CE will fund eligible projects as follows:Â
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  $5,000 per single family home           $2,500 per multi-unit dwelling or accessory dwelling unit
Homeowners can also apply for an additional incentive for Level 2 Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Stations to be installed in their new developments. Applicants are eligible to apply for 1 Level 2 Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station per housing unit. 3CE will fund eligible chargers as follows:Â
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 $600 per Unit of Single-Family Housing        $1,000 per Charging Station for Multi-Unit Dwellings
Steps to Participate in the Homeowner Rebuild Program
1. Apply Online
What you will need:
Housing Unit Details
Project Schedule
At least one document showing intent to build an all-electric project
Architect of Record’s plans with confirmation letter from the architect describing how the building meets the all electric requirement and citing relevant pages
Confirmation letter from the electrical engineer describing how the building design plans meets the all-electric requirement
Construction permit, from the city/county, showing the building will be all electric
2. If approved, your funds will be reserved and you will receive a Letter of Intent stating the total grant for your project. Funds may be reserved for up to 2.5 years*
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3. Receive grant funds upon project completion.
You will need to provide a building permit card detailing final approval of construction
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