Get green for going green
Silicon Valley Clean Energy (SVCE) recently launched a financing pilot program designed to make clean energy home upgrades more accessible and affordable for residents of 13 Santa Clara County communities.
The Sunnyvale-based nonprofit’s Zero Interest Financing Program removes significant upfront costs for homeowners who want to install energy-efficient heat pump systems and water heaters by offering no-interest loans for up to 100% of the cost of new equipment.
Beyond financial accessibility, the pilot program includes bill monitoring and ongoing support for new equipment to ensure that the energy savings realized offset the loan payments.
This new financing pilot is expected to serve approximately 200 homes initially and target customers with a high-bill savings potential. For more information and to apply, visit svcleanenergy.org/financing.
EnActe a new play
EnActe Arts is inviting playwrights from around the world to submit a work exploring South Asian perspectives in global storytelling for the Sunnyvale theater company’s first International Playwriting Competition.
All semifinalists will receive one-on-one developmental assistance from the contest’s jury members, and the finalists will see their work presented at EnActe’s New Works Festival.
Submissions close on Sept. 15. There is no submission fee. For information and guidelines, visit www.enacte.org/eipc.
Proud makers
TETRA Hotel’s Oasis Makers Fair: Pride Edition is set for Saturday, June 21, 2-6 p.m., and will feature more than 25 makers and small businesses, many of which are LGBTQIA+ owned and operated.
The event will also feature a performance by Bay Area drag troupe the Rice Rockettes, and raffles throughout the afternoon will benefit the Rainbow Chamber of Silicon Valley.
TETRA Hotel is located at 400 W. Java Drive in Sunnyvale.
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