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CAHP Best Practices for Contractors
Renewable energy is literally changing how we all do business—and that can mean a rapidly-changing learning curve for contractors. We’ve compiled resources to help you stay up to date with general information and guidelines.
SDG&E is happy to work with you to make your projects a success. For additional information and to learn about the CAHP master builder program, Contact our dedicated Account Executive Deborah Newell at 858-636-5730 or DNewell@sdge.com.
Important Terms
Zero Net Energy (ZNE)
Zero Net Energy (ZNE) buildings have zero net energy consumption: the total amount of energy used by the building is about equal to the amount of renewable energy created on the building site. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has set a goal to have 100% of new homes be ZNE by 2020.
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Planning Ahead for Earthquake Safety
The time to prepare is before an earthquake happens. You never know when an earthquake may strike, especially in Southern California.
Before an Earthquake
Install earthquake shut-off valves.
Perform a walk-through to identify items that could fall when shaken, then secure those items.
Find good places to “duck, cover, and hold” and practice it.
Identify escape routes and meeting places outside your home for family members.
After an Earthquake
In the event of an earthquake, follow these tips to keep you and others safe:
Restrict telephone use except for family emergency needs or to report dangerous conditions.
Dial 911 only if you have a life-threatening emergency.
Avoid making unnecessary trips. If you must go, dress in warm, loose layers with sturdy shoes and let others...