Southern California Edison Expands Energy Efficiency Contract with ICF

Multi-million dollar amendment will help agricultural customers cut energy use and costs

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

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ICF, a leading global solutions and technology provider, was recently awarded a multi-million dollar contract amendment by Southern California Edison (SCE) to significantly expand its role as implementer of the utility's Agricultural Energy Efficiency Program (AgEE Program). The expanded work will help farms, dairies, greenhouses, horticulture facilities and more in SCE's service area lower energy costs and improve operational efficiencies through rebates and advanced analytical tools.

Why it matters

The AgEE Program is designed to increase productivity, reduce expenses and strengthen business performance for SCE's agricultural customers as they navigate complex challenges such as evolving regulations, labor shortages and rising operational costs. The expanded partnership with ICF will allow the program to reach more customers and have a deeper impact in the region's agricultural sector.

The details

Under the contract amendment, ICF will leverage its ICF Sightline® analytics platform to process rebates and identify and engage customers and stakeholders who can benefit most from the program. ICF has delivered hundreds of energy efficiency, electrification and demand management programs for top North American utilities, helping them design and implement cost-effective programs that deliver maximum energy savings.

  • The contract amendment was awarded in February 2026.

The players

ICF

A leading global solutions and technology provider with approximately 9,000 employees.

Southern California Edison (SCE)

A utility company that serves customers in Southern California.

Kyle Wiggins

ICF senior vice president for energy, environment and infrastructure.

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What they’re saying

“ICF has partnered closely with SCE and key stakeholders to enhance the AgEE Program, expanding its reach and deepening trust with agricultural customers. As these customers continue to navigate complex challenges such as evolving regulations, labor shortages and rising operational costs, the AgEE Program is designed to increase productivity, reduce expenses and strengthen business performance.”

— Kyle Wiggins, ICF senior vice president for energy, environment and infrastructure (PRNewswire)

The takeaway

The expanded partnership between ICF and Southern California Edison demonstrates the utility's commitment to supporting its agricultural customers through innovative energy efficiency programs that can help them navigate industry challenges and improve their bottom line.