We're thrilled to announce that QuitCarbon has been honored as the 2025 Energy Champion by the City of San José's Climate Smart Champions program! This recognition underscores our commitment to making home electrification upgrades accessible, affordable, and impactful for all.
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Empowering San José Residents
QuitCarbon is currently supporting 281 San José homeowners in transitioning away from fossil fuels. Our free, expert guidance helps homeowners navigate the complexities of electrification, from personalized plans to vetted contractor referrals and rebate optimization.
Celebrating with the City of San José
On Tuesday, April 15, we had the honor of being recognized by the San José City Council as one of this year’s Climate Smart Champions! The ceremony took place at City Hall, where we were celebrated alongside other local organizations doing great work to fight climate change.
After the official commendation, we joined a fun reception with snacks, smiles, and inspiring conversations. Big thanks to the City of San José for making us feel so appreciated — and to everyone working toward a cleaner, healthier future for our communities!
Advancing Energy Equity
We're particularly proud of our efforts to prioritize energy justice by serving disadvantaged communities. By accelerating residential electrification, we're not only reducing carbon emissions but also driving economic growth and promoting climate resilience in neighborhoods that need it most.
A Collaborative Effort
This achievement wouldn't be possible without the support of our partners, including the City of San José, the EPA’s ENERGY STAR® program, and the California Energy Commission. Together, we're working towards a carbon-neutral future, one home at a time.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to the City of San José for this honor and to all the homeowners who have trusted us to guide them on their electrification journey. Let's continue to build a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable community together.
Learn more about our work and how you can get involved at QuitCarbon.com.
