SAVE MONEY ON ENERGY
Energy efficiency programs can have a positive impact on energy affordability. However, income-eligible households may be more likely to live in housing with less-efficient appliances than higher income households. While impactful, programs that provide weatherization and energy efficiency upgrades are not sufficiently serving climate-impacted communities.
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Energy Assistance Programs Toolkit
The Department of Energy, Energy Assistance Programs Toolkit is a resource for homeowners and renters to identify energy affordability programs that can assist them.
Vote Solar
Vote Solar works state by state to repower our communities with sunshine and build a thriving clean economy with affordable solar energy for all. We use a winning combination of deep policy expertise, coalition building, and public engagement to help build a strong, just, and inclusive 100% clean-powered future.
Empower New York
Offers no-cost energy efficiency solutions to income-eligible New Yorkers
Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP)
HEAP supports eligible New Yorkers in heating and cooling their homes.
Smart Usage Rewards For Reducing Electric Demand
During peak hours of the summer, we’ll pay you to reduce your energy use temporarily through Smart Usage Rewards (also known as Demand Response).
Solar For All New York
New York State is funding solar farms to benefit homeowners and renters who may not be able to access solar (clean energy). Through Solar for All, eligible New Yorkers can get the benefits of clean energy while lowering their energy costs.
Are you interested in learning more about local programs to save money on your energy bill? Are you aware of an energy savings program not listed in this resource? We are always looking for more information to share with our communities and we can answer questions to help you enroll in energy savings programs!
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