ICF International Wins $40 Million Energy Contract for Southern California Residential Programs
- ICF International is awarded a $40 million contract for residential energy programs in Southern California starting Q2 2025.
- The initiative aims to improve air quality, reduce energy costs, and support grid resilience for thousands of households.
- ICF will use advanced technology and analytics to tailor solutions and assess the impact on the electric grid.
ICF International Secures $40 Million Contract for Energy Programs in Southern California
ICF International, a leading global solutions and technology provider, is awarded a significant multi-year contract valued at $40 million to implement comprehensive residential energy programs across six counties in Southern California. Set to commence in the second quarter of 2025, this initiative is designed to assist thousands of households in adopting impactful, no-cost energy and electrification upgrades. The primary goals of the program are to improve indoor air quality, decrease energy expenses, and enhance resilience against extreme heat, all while easing the strain on the local electric grid. This contract highlights ICF's commitment to sustainable energy solutions and its role in fostering a cleaner, more efficient energy landscape.
The program will see ICF collaborating with local community organizations and trade allies to ensure a tailored approach that meets the unique needs of the Southern California region. Utilizing its proprietary Sightline® analytics platform, ICF aims to identify communities that would benefit most from these energy upgrades and closely monitor the effectiveness of the initiatives. In addition, ICF plans to leverage advanced digital twin technology to simulate and analyze the potential impact on the electric grid in a virtual environment prior to actual implementation. This innovative approach allows for a thorough understanding of how changes will affect energy consumption and grid stability, ensuring a well-executed rollout.
Anne Choate, ICF's executive vice president for energy, environment, and infrastructure, underscores the importance of balancing reliable energy supply with affordability. She expresses pride in the company's ability to draw upon three decades of experience and cutting-edge technology to deliver tangible benefits to Southern California households. As one of North America's premier utility program providers and experts in residential electrification, ICF is well-positioned to deliver comprehensive services across the energy value chain, catering to a diverse range of clients, including utilities, developers, and government agencies.
In addition to this significant contract, ICF's workforce of approximately 9,000 employees exemplifies the company's deep industry expertise and innovative engagement capabilities. Since its founding in 1969, ICF has consistently addressed complex challenges faced by both public and private sector clients, solidifying its reputation as a trusted partner in the energy sector. The company's ongoing commitment to enhancing energy efficiency and sustainability positions it at the forefront of the transition towards a more resilient energy future.
For more details on ICF's initiatives and services, visit their website at icf.com.