City of Glendale, CA

Do you need help with your electric bill? Income-qualified customers may be eligible to receive a discount on their electric bill through the Glendale Care Program. The program provides a $17.50 discount on the GWP electric bill every month, or $35 on a bi-monthly bill. Click below to view program guidelines and download an application.

Join us on April 29, 2023 from 10am to 2pm at Roosevelt Middle School for a day of fun in the sun! Learn about solar cooking, etching, and how to make solar chargers, medallions & more! There will also be other activities, games, music, & demonstrations.

Create artwork portraying the theme "Being Water Wise Is..." along with a short water message written on the artwork for a chance to be featured in MWD's 2024 Calendar and win a $100 Amazon Gift Card! Entry Deadline: June 1, 2023

The Glendale City Council implemented Phase III of GWP's Water Conservation Ordinance with the applicable Drought Charge associated with Phase III. Phase III limits outside watering to two days a week: Tuesdays, and Saturdays for no more than 10 minutes at each watering station. Every drop counts, please use water wisely!

The Business Energy Upgrade program offers direct installation of GWP incentivized energy upgrade measures for your business. Upgrading not only reduces your monthly energy expenses but will also improve the look and feel of your business. Whether you're a small, medium, or large business, we have the upgrades available to help you save. Energy-efficient upgrades include: exterior lighting, interior lighting, refrigeration, and more! Schedule a FREE energy assessment by calling our contractor, Willdan at 844-804-7371 or click below to learn more.

In comparison to our neighboring cities, GWP is well on track to meet our clean energy goals! Under the CEC's Power Source Disclosure Program, GWP is required to disclose to its retail consumers about the energy resources used to provide electricity service, as well as the greenhouse gas emissions intensity associated with its retail electricity portfolio through an annual Power Content Label. For comparison, the label includes a summary of California’s overall power mix during the same period. The resources mix is shown as a percentage of actual Retail Sales.