Home weatherization services.

Conserves energy through insulation and other energy conservation measures for low-income homeowners and renters. The program will replace cracked windows, weather strip, install door sweeps and other projects.

Conserves energy through insulation and other energy conservation measures for low-income homeowners and renters. The program will replace cracked windows, weather strip, install door sweeps and other projects. May be able to help with broken furnaces.

Housing units for the homeless or those at-risk of homelessness.

Conserves energy through insulation and other energy conservation measures for low-income homeowners and renters. The program will replace cracked windows, weather strip, install door sweeps and other projects. May be able to help with broken furnaces.

Provides assistance to increase the energy efficiency of dwellings occupied by low-income residents, helping to reduce their energy costs while safeguarding their health and safety.

**NOTES** Office currently operating on an Appointment Only basis. The Weatherization Program increases energy efficiency, resulting in energy savings on home heating and air conditioning costs for low-income Berks County residents. Increased comfort and improved health and safety are key benefits as well. This is accomplished by installing insulation and weather stripping, and replacing or repairing doors, windows, and air sealing. Heating system cleaning and tune-ups are also performed. The Weatherization staff provides energy education to clients at several stages of the weatherization process. This information includes low-cost and no-cost measures clients can perform to reduce consumption of electricity, gas, oil and water and save money as a result.

Assistance in the form of labor and supplies to help people improve the energy efficiency of their homes, and any Health and Safety issues with their heating systems

Provides a home energy conservation service for low-income homeowners and renters that can reduce annual energy costs by 15- 25% and increases safety, comfort and value.

Provides a home energy conservation service for low-income homeowners and renters that can reduce annual energy costs by 15- 25% and increases safety, comfort and value.

Provides a home energy conservation service for low-income homeowners and renters that can reduce annual energy costs by 15- 25% and increases safety, comfort and value.

Agency can assist low income customers with home heating expenses through several programs including: Operation Help (emergency grants to prevent electric service termination), other emergency assistance grants for emergency fuel deliveries, and/or the State WAP, PPL WRAP, or UGI LIURP weatherization assistance programs that install energy savings measures for the purpose of reducing heat loss and home heating expenses).

Provides energy conservation measures installed to houses or mobile homes in order to reduce heating/cooling and utility costs. Measures may include attic insulation, floor insulation, furnace testing, weather stripping, door sweeps, caulking, hot water heater and pipe wrap, faucet aerators, low flow showerheads and energy education

Energy conservation measures are installed to homes for utility customers experiencing high kilowatt usage. Energy education services are also provided. For West Penn Power and Penelec customers only.

Assists people with energy related needs. - Budget counseling - LIHEAP (application assistance) - Energy counseling (program application assistance) - Weatherization - Monthly Conservation Workshop - UESF (application assistance) - CAP (application assistance) - TAP (application assistance) - CRP (application assistance)

Weatherization Assistance. Aims to reduce the energy costs of low income individuals and families, primarily high energy users as well as the elderly and disabled, by making energy efficient improvements to the home. Includes Usage reduction programs, hazard control, Homeowner Rehabilitation, etc.

Weatherization Assistance. Aims to reduce the energy costs of low income individuals and families, primarily high energy users as well as the elderly and disabled, by making energy efficient improvements to the home. Includes Usage reduction programs, hazard control, Homeowner Rehabilitation, etc.

Weatherization Assistance. Aims to reduce the energy costs of low income individuals and families, primarily high energy users as well as the elderly and disabled, by making energy efficient improvements to the home. Includes Usage reduction programs, hazard control, Homeowner Rehabilitation, etc.

Weatherization Assistance. Aims to reduce the energy costs of low income individuals and families, primarily high energy users as well as the elderly and disabled, by making energy efficient improvements to the home. Includes Usage reduction programs, hazard control, Homeowner Rehabilitation, etc.

Helps low-income residential customers lower the amount of electricity or natural gas used each month by installing energy saving features in the home to help reduce utility usage.

Offers financial assistance for the repair or replacement of natural gas furnaces, water heaters, service & house lines and space heaters serving as the primary heat source for a residential dwelling.

IQEEP offers a free home energy audit and an energy efficiency plan with estimated cost-savings to qualifying customers. Installs a programmable thermostat when appropriate and offers energy saving resource information. Energy audits are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Weatherization Program aims to reduce the energy costs of low income families - primarily the elderly and families with children - by making energy efficient improvements to the home. Funding for the program comes from the Federal Government through the Department of Energy, Office of Building Technology, State and Community Programs and the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Block Grant. Throughout PA the Weatherization Program is administered by the PA Department of Community & Economic Development. Each residence is independently audited using a blower door and audit tool. Depending on the dwelling, a residence may be eligible for measures such as additional insulation, weather-stripping, window caulking, door sweeps, clean and service of the heating unit, and water conservation measures. Generally, we can weatherize a home within 6 months of an approved application. We are currently have a wait list for applications.

Reduces home energy consumption by installing materials such as attic insulation, weather strips, and door sweeps. Also provides energy conservation education.

Reduces household energy costs by increasing energy efficiency and improving the health and safety of each resident. Main goal is to reduce energy usage and save individual's money.

Provides weatherization services to income-eligible households. Services are designed to reduce household energy costs through a variety of energy conservation measures which can include the following: - a comprehensive home energy audit - diagnostic air flow testing - weather stripping and caulking - heater inspection and service, repair/replacement - attic insulation - window repair or replacement - window and door repair/replacement - energy conservation education

Provides residential customers with the opportunity to reduce cooling and heating costs in their home by providing services through state and utility weatherization programs. -Residential weatherization services are provided under the PPL WRAP program, FirstEnergy WARM program, UGI Low Income Usage Reduction Program and the PA Department of Community and Economic Development Weatherization Assistance Program. -Manages the LIHEAP crisis program in Lehigh and Northampton counties. This program provides for repair or replacement of heating systems in cold weather emergency situations for qualified low-income households.

Various weatherization programs, including LIHEAP furnace repair/replace crisis program.

Designed to reduce the usage of energy consumption in the home through the installation of energy conversation measures such as attic and sidewall insulation. Provides utility weatherization programs for the following companies: National Fuel Gas, Pennsylvania Power, Dominion's Peoples Gas, Allegheny Power and Pennsylvania-American Water.

The Low Income Usage Reduction Program (LIURP) LIURP is intended to assist low-income residential customers lower their energy costs through effective energy conservation. Customers may qualify for energy efficiency improvements such as storm windows, storm doors, insulation, refrigerator replacement, water heater jackets, energy-efficient lighting, and energy audits. LIURP complements and supplements the services funded by other low-income programs. Each utility company has some flexibility in terms of the nature of services provided to reduce energy usage.

Dauphin County Weatherization conducts on-site energy audits to assess conditions in the home and to identify the most cost effective energy savings measures needed. Weatherization services include but are not limited to: - Blower door guided air sealing to effectively locate and reduce air-leakage throughout the home; - Installation of attic, wall, basement and crawlspace insulation and ventilation to reduce energy loss; - Heating system modification or replacement to increase the efficiency and/or safety of the heating system; - Minor repairs, and/or health and safety measures are provided (when necessary) to allow the safe and effective installation of the weatherization measures; - Client education on the proper use and maintenance of the installed Weatherization measures and ways to reduce energy waste everyday.

Depending on how much electricity a household uses each month, the WARM program could provide them with energy-saving home improvements such as: -Attic and/or wall insulation -Caulking and weather-stripping -Refrigerator/freezer testing and possible replacement -Electric water heater inspection -Energy-Saving light bulbs -Reflective window tint to reduce cooling costs *The specific improvements that a household is eligible to receive will be determined during the home energy evaluation. No payment is required for these installations, services.

Provides a 65% monthly service charge discount and provides water-saving devices and educates customers on how to use water wisely. A program of Pennsylvania American Water managed by Dollar Energy Fund.

Offers rebates on certain Energy Star appliances and may pay consumers up to $35 to recycle an old refrigerator or freezer. Helps customers conserve energy and reduce demand while lowering their electricity costs. Provides a free energy conservation kit for Duquesne Light customers, including 8 LED light bulbs and 2 LED nightlights.

Assists payment-troubled and special needs customers obtain necessary social service support and assistance.

Provides needed assistance to low-income, payment-troubled customers at or below 150% of the Federal poverty level and a demonstrated or expressed inability to pay their electric service bill. A major benefit to customers who faithfully meet their monthly CAP payment arrangement is complete forgiveness of their indebtedness to Duquesne Light Company. Customers who are successfully enrolled in the program are allowed to pay a reduced monthly amount, based on the amount of household income and size.

Helps reduce energy bills, and stay ahead of the rising cost of fuel. Provides whole house air sealing and insulating contractors, heating technicians, and solar installers across Pennsylvania.

Free Weatherization Program Funded through the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED). Weatherization provides assistance and energy education to low income owners or renters who are occupants of housing units that are in need of improvements to reduce energy usage. Services Include: Caulk/Weather-strip around windows, Reglaze windows Insulation wrap around exposed pipes, etc.

Administers the Customer Assistance Program (CAP) for lower income Met Ed electric households. Program provides bill subsidy, debt forgiveness and free weatherization services, sponsored by Met Ed and First Energy. Must meet income guidelines.

Offers the following customer assistance programs to those in need: 1) Pennsylvania Customer Assistance Program (PCAP:) Helps residential customers maintain electric service and eliminate their past-due balance. PCAP offers a reduced bill that is based on a percentage of income and debt forgiveness. Debt forgiveness credits are applied directly to participants' electric service accounts in recognition of payments that are made on time and paid in-full. The goals of PCAP are to: * Improve ability to make a payment * Reduce consumption of electricity (eligible PCAP customers must participate in WARM) * Reduce electric account debt 2) Customer Assistance & Referral Evaluation Services Program (CARES): Provides assistance on a short-term basis to payment-troubled residential customers. Based upon the circumstances, company CARES representatives make referrals to social agencies and provide information on appropriate company and/or external programs. CARES is open to: * any customer 60 years of age or over * a handicapped or disabled person * a seriously ill person * a family with a seriously ill family member who resides in the household NOTE: Associates may want to refer a person to a CARES Analyst if they know the business partner may be over income for a Company sponsored program, but, due to extenuating circumstances, needs assistance. Example: A person may have an adequate income, but they have a sick child and are incurring some heavy medical expenses. 3) WARM Program: an energy conservation program for Met-Ed's low-income residential customers in PA. The objective of the program is to help customers save energy and money by reducing their energy consumption. This is done by installing energy-saving home improvements in the home and by educating family members on ways to lower their electric usage. Met-Ed works with community-based organizations and energy conservation contractors to provide these WARM Program services at no additional cost to eligible participants. There are household income requirements and other program qualifications. (could provide insulation, caulking, weather-stripping, refrigerator/freezer replacement, water heater inspection, energy-saving light bulbs, replace inefficient air conditioners) In cooperation with other agencies, Met-Ed offers these additional services to customers in need: 1) Dollar Energy Fund: www.dollarenergy.org- 1-888-282-6816, option #4. This is the name of the largest Hardship Fund in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. DEF awards grants to participating member's low-income customers and takes PCAP applications in designated areas. Customers who have not previously been enrolled in PCAP can apply for a Dollar Energy grant if they meet the all eligibility requirements. 2) Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP:) A federally funded grant program administered by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania through its network of local county assistance offices. LIHEAP provides customers help with paying winter heating bills, and occasionally summer cooling bills. LIHEAP funds may be used to pay an electric bill even if electricity is not the main source of heat. Met-Ed receives funds to be applied to eligible homeowners' heating bills. Contact the Berks County Department of Public Assistance to receive application. There are household income requirements for this program. LIHEAP has two components: * CASH- provides a cash payment directly to the utility, to be applied toward bill reduction if certain guidelines are met. * CRISIS- provides a grant to help avoid shut off electric service, which resulted from over-due bills. This grant also can be used to restore service shut off during the winter months. Click here to see information on Met-Ed customer assistance programs. Security deposit arrangements may be possible; Call and speak to the Advanced Applications Department.

An energy conservation program for Penelec's low-income residential customers in PA. The objective of the program is to help customers save energy and money by reducing their energy consumption. This is done by installing energy-saving home improvements in the home and by educating family members on ways to lower their electric usage. Penelec works with community-based organizations and energy conservation contractors to provide these WARM Program services at no additional cost to eligible participants. There are household income requirements and other program qualifications.

CARES provides assistance on a short-term basis to payment-troubled residential customers. Based on individual circumstances, company CARES representatives make referrals to social agencies and provide information on appropriate company and/or external programs. CARES is available to: * Any customer 60 years of age or over * A handicapped or disabled customer * A seriously ill customer * a customer with a seriously ill family member who resides in the household

The WARM Program can help you lower your electric bill and keep your home more comfortable in the winter and summer months. Customers participating in WARM: * receive an in-home energy usage evaluation * work with a trained energy educator to create an energy-savings plan * have the opportunity to receive energy-saving home improvements installed in the home

LIURP The WARM Program can help low-income customers’ lower electric bills and keep their homes more comfortable in the winter and summer months. It is available to homeowners and renters with landlord approval. Customers participating in WARM: Receive an in-home energy evaluation, work with a trained energy educator to create an energy-savings plan, and have the opportunity to receive the following energy-saving items installed in the home: Caulking and weather-stripping, Refrigerator/freezer testing and possible replacement, Electric water heater inspection, and Energy-saving light bulbs. The specific improvements that you are eligible to receive will be determined during your home energy evaluation. No payment is required for these installations/services.

The WARM program provides home energy conservation audits and education to help low income customers save money by reducing their energy consumption. No payment is required from participants for energy saving measures they receive. Qualified participants must meet a minimum monthly usage requirement and income guidelines. Cambria County WARM agencies listed below. CONTACTS: Community Action Partnership of Cambria Co. 814-472-8282 3133 New Germany Rd, Ebensburg, PA 15931 Catholic Charities 814-535-6538 321 Main St., Seifert Medical Bldg., #5G Johnstown, PA 15901 Community Action Partnership of Cambria Co. 516 Main Street, Johnstown, PA 15901 814-536-9031 Dollar Energy Fund 800 Cabin Hill Drive Greensburg, PA 15601 1-800-207-1250

Offers housing counseling, emergency energy assistance, food banks, language services, and substance abuse management to individuals of Asian heritage.

Weatherization services including, but not limited to: roof replacement, furnaces repair/replacement, windows, doors, insulation and ductwork. Work is completed through a contractor and financed through a 1% interest loan that covers the cost of repairs.

The goal of the Weatherization Program is to reduce heating costs for low income families by improving the energy efficiency of their homes while ensuring their health and safety. Weatherization services in Beaver County are provided by the Housing Authority of the County of Beaver to both homeowners and renters.

Eligible Lawrence County Residents who are in need of emergency heating repairs. These services are to assist individuals and families through the winter months to ensure they have access to a home that has functioning heating systems.

Through a grant contract with PA’s Department of Community & Economic Development (DCED), LCCAP administers Dept of Energy (DOE) funded programs that provide eligible families / individuals with a Home Energy Audit which will determine that types of energy efficient work shall be perform on the home. Some of the work available to low-income residents of Lawrence County include: insulation, basement air sealing, window and door treatments, etc.

The Lead and Healthy Homes Program (LHHP) builds on the model established by the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program to identify and address a variety of environmental health and safety concerns including: Biological Agents; Chemical Agents; and Structural Deficiencies.

If you have received LIHEAP assistance from the Department of Public Welfare (DPW) in the past heating season, you are automatically qualified to receive a free Weatherization Audit. For more information, contact the Director of Weatherization at the contact email. The Energy Auditor will conduct a free energy analysis and will determine what work needs to be done. If the property you are living in was weatherized on or before September 30, 1993, then it is eligible to be audited again. This date is set by the Federal Government; it is not a ‘10 year basis’. This program runs year round; apply early to try and have the work done before it gets too cold or hot. The same reasons your home gets cold in the winter can lead to excessive heat in the summer. Information will be provided to you at the time of audit on "Energy and Safety Tips" and "Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home".

Offers free energy conservation measures to high usage, low income households to help make energy bills more affordable.

Offers free energy conservation measures to high usage, low income households to help make energy bills more affordable.

Highly skilled staffs assess the entire household to determine which materials cost will effectively provide a warm, energy efficient home while insuring occupant health and safety. Clients are also provided with information on ways in which they can control high utility costs.

Provides three services: - Grants of up to $500 per year - A discount on the monthly service fee - Water-saving devices and education

Provides assistance in energy saving home improvements: including insulation, water heater wrapping, weather sealing doors and windows, water saving devices, etc. Helps both renters and homeowners. To apply clients need to make an appointment and bring specific documentation. Income guidelines apply.

Energy Help Fund (EHF): May allow a qualified low income residential customer to obtain a discounted monthly payment for their gas bill. Other benefits of the EHF Program may include reduced rates and credits toward past due balances when monthly payments are made on or before each monthly bill payment date. CARES: The Customer Assistance and Referral program (CARES) may be able to help customers who are experiencing a temporary hardship by referring those customers to assistance programs specific to the customer's need. Wise Choice Weatherization Program: This program may help reduce the gas usage of your home so that you may have lower monthly utility bills. A qualified home may receive a wide range of free services including but not limited to: installation of attic and wall insulation, door sweeps, caulking and weather stripping, furnace or boiler inspection and tune-up and a water tank inspection. A comprehensive energy audit and inspection of the home may be performed as well. The inspector will even advise you about many energy savings tips.

Regional electric utility provider. Provides specialized customer assistance programs such as: - Winter Relief Assistance Program (WRAP) - A free weatherization program for eligible low income customers who have an account in their name. In home audit dictates service provided (may include furnace repair, replacement of older appliances that are not energy efficient, caulking, weatherstripping, replacement of broken windows, water heater wrap, and insulation). - Operation HELP: Pays energy bills for eligible customers (funds can be used to help pay for any fuel source, including oil, coal, kerosene, electric, etc.) low income customers. OpHELP is administered by CAP. - OnTrack: A special payment plan that offers reduced monthly payments, protection from shutoffs and debt forgiveness. For residential customers who are struggling to pay their bills. OnTrack is administered by CAP. - Customer Assistance & Referral Evaluation Service (CARES): A personalized service for customers experiencing bill payment problems due to temporary hardship. -E-Power Wise: Offers energy-savings kits for customers who meet income guidelines (includes LEDs, LED night light, energy efficient showerhead) Call 866-306-2479 - Refrigerator and Freezer Recycling - Appliance Rebates - Home energy surveys/energy analysis Optional billing programs include: - Budget billing which allows customers to pay about the same monthly amount all year long. - Automatic Bill Payment Plan offers customers the option of automatic deduction of the bill from a checking or savings account on their monthly due date. - Payment-Date Extension Plan allows customer to extend the due date of the electric bill to coincide with their monthly pension/social security check. - Double Notice Protection Plan enables customers to arrange for an individual or social service agency to receive a copy of all overdue or termination notices to alleviate problems. PPL is regulated by the Public Utility Commission.

Electric Utility Provider. Customer Assistance Programs include: - WRAP (Winter Relief Assistance Program): Free weatherization and energy education program. Services include installation of energy saving light; changing/cleaning heating/cooling filters; replacement of waterbed coils with a foam mattress; refrigerator replacement; water heating measures (for electric water heating customers only); attic, duct, floor and wall insulation; blower door testing for air leakage (drafts); door and window weather-stripping; "whole house" foaming and caulking and door sweeps and thresholds. Eligibility criteria include household income, age, and be an individual metered PPL customer living in a primary residence. If renting, landlord permission required. Home can not have received WRAP services for at least seven years. - CARES: A program for customers who cannot pay the full amount of their electric bills because of temporary personal or family hardships. Previously good-paying customers having a temporary hardship situation, recent loss of job or major reduction in household income, abandoned spouse or low-income elderly, and/or confused and disoriented customer can apply. Any residential customer can apply, regardless of income. -OnTrack Payment Program: Payment plan for customers with limited incomes who are struggling to pay the full cost of their electric service. The program offers a reduced monthly payment and a chance to erase any back debt owed. Eligibility criteria include household income, family size and electric usage. - Operation HELP: A PPL sponsored fuel fund that helps pay the energy bills of low-income customers. Will help pay for any type of home energy bills. All payments are made directly to energy vendors. Program also covers security deposit waivers. Eligibility criteria includes household income, family size and extenuating circumstances and hardships. - Rebates: Available for PPL customers who buy new energy, efficient appliances or electrical heating and air conditioning systems. - Appliance Recycling: Will pick up your old refrigerator or freezer and pay $35 for each. Air conditioning units also taken with refrigerator and freezer pickup.

PPL Electric Utilities Winter Relief Assistance Program WRAP is designed to help income-eligible customers reduce their energy use and improve their living comfort. Examples of possible WRAP services include: insulation of attics and basements, caulking of air leaks, insulation of hot water pipes, compact fluorescent light bulbs, energy-efficient appliances to replace inefficient appliances, and energy conservation education.

This a program to help people who have a limited income lower their fuel bills, save energy and have more comfortable homes in the process. The work is done for those eligible free of charge. Specially trained workers make specified repairs to your home so that it becomes more snug, secure and cheaper to heat and cool. Services include attic and basement insulation, hot water heater and pipe insulation, window and door weatherstripping, caulking, broken glass replacement and glazing. Also as part of the Weatherization Program your furnace and water heater will be tested for its efficiency and safety. Inefficient or unsafe furnaces will be repaired or replaced. All work is done on an as needed basis. In addition, we provide education on ways you can use and save energy wisely.

Assists municipalities, businesses, private developers, and homeowners in Bucks County in the rehabilitation of blighted and deteriorating property's and reuse of abandoned and underutilized commercial sites.

Provides assistance to low-income households for energy efficiency improvements and repairs.

Helps individuals insulate their homes. Also will help to lower the cost of heating the home or apartment building.

Addresses Weatherization, furnace, and other energy conservation services to disadvantaged individuals meeting 150% of the federal poverty guidelines. Weatherization Measures Include: •Air Sealing (Caulking, Weather Stripping, Door Sweeps) •Attic Insulation and Venting •Sidewall Insulation •Window Repairs •Energy Education Furnace Measures Include: •Furnace Repair •Furnace Cleaning & Tune-up Home Energy Auditor will evaluate where energy loss is most prevalent and: .Determine prioritization of allowable measures covered by the Department of Energy. .Conduct energy education- every-day energy saving practices that will help you lower your heating/cooling costs. .Provide contact information for any questions or concerns regarding Weatherization.

The Scranton Lackawanna Human Development Agency (SLHDA) is coordinating local efforts with the Pennsylvanian Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) to offer 1% loans up to $10,000 for energy efficient home repairs for those with low and moderate incomes. The loans can pay for - air sealing, insulation and duct work, energy-efficient windows and doors, heating and cooling system repairs or replacements, roof replacements, and remediation of barriers preventing Weatherization services. Low interest loans at 1% through PA Housing Finance Agency for income eligible families. ​

On site energy audits are conducted to assess conditions in homes and to identify the most cost-effective energy saving measures to be installed. Weatherization services include but are not limited to: *Blower door guided air sealing to effectively locate and reduce air-leakage throughout the home; * Installation of attic, wall, basement and crawlspace insulation and ventilation to reduce energy loss; * Heating system modification or replacement to increase the efficiency and/or safety of the heating system; * Minor repairs, and/or health and safety measures are provided (when necessary) to allow the safe and effective installation of the weatherization measures; * Client education on the proper use and maintenance of the installed Weatherization measures and ways to reduce energy waste everyday.

Provides weatherization services to low-income homeowners and renters, with elderly, handicapped and high energy users being the target population. Weatherization includes insulation, air sealing, heating system retrofits, baseload electric measures, client energy education, and energy audits.

Provides weatherization services to low-income homeowners and renters, with elderly, handicapped and high energy users being the target population. Weatherization includes insulation, air sealing, heating system retrofits, baseload electric measures, client energy education, and energy audits.

Programming helps reduce the cost of energy usage around the home through the installation of energy saving tools, utilities, and appliances. Energy education is also in place as part of this program, to assist clients in further reducing energy costs by utilizing their energy more efficiently.To apply, please print, complete, and return the relevant application to our office at: Trehab Weatherization, 36 Public Avenue P.O. Box 366 Montrose, PA 18801.

Services to help reduce the cost of energy usage around homes through the installation of energy saving tools, utilities, and appliances. Energy education to assist clients in further reducing energy costs by utilizing their energy more efficiently. Household income eligibility applies.

Services to help reduce the cost of energy usage around homes through the installation of energy saving tools, utilities, and appliances. Energy education to assist clients in further reducing energy costs by utilizing their energy more efficiently. Household income eligibility applies.

Services to help reduce the cost of energy usage around homes through the installation of energy saving tools, utilities, and appliances. Energy education to assist clients in further reducing energy costs by utilizing their energy more efficiently. Household income eligibility applies.

Services to help reduce the cost of energy usage around homes through the installation of energy saving tools, utilities, and appliances. Energy education to assist clients in further reducing energy costs by utilizing their energy more efficiently. Household income eligibility applies.

**NOTES** Click here for Coronavirus Information Area utility company which supplies natural gas to industrial commercial and residential customers. Specialized Customer Outreach Program services include: - Customer Assistance and Referral Evaluation Service (CARES) Program: Assists UGI customers who are having difficulty paying their bills. Customer representatives meet and discuss LIHEAP, budget counseling, weatherization services and community resources. - Operation SHARE: A one-time financial assistance payment of the client's active gas account providing the customer has demonstrated a history of regular payments and meets eligible criteria. - CAP (Customer Assistance Program): Budget billing programs that helps low income, payment troubled customers better afford their UGI bills. Based on family size and income. - LIURP (Low Income Usage Reduction Program): UGI's weatherization program is offered to qualified customers who use UGI for heating their home. Program services are provided free of charge and may include window and baseboard caulking, door and window weather-stripping, attic and sidewall insulation, duct and pipe insulation, ventilation, water conservation devices, furnace inspection and energy education. Optional programs include: - Equal monthly payment plans for residential customers. - Third Party Notification Program which permits customer to name someone who would receive a copy of any termination notices which may be sent due to non-payment of bills. - Extended Due Date program allows senior citizens to adjust their bill's due date to coincide with Social Security checks. - Appliance maintenance and repair - Residential service contracts for gas home heating systems and hot water heaters.

Possible funds include those for completing energy audits and feasibility studies, completing energy efficiency improvements, and installing renewable energy systems. They have programs that help convert older heating sources to cleaner technologies, produce advanced biofuels, install flexible fuel pumps, install solar panels, build biorefineries, and others. Options include grants, guaranteed loans and payments. One of the four programs, Rural Energy for America, provides assistance to agricultural producers and rural small businesses to complete a variety of projects, including renewable energy systems, energy efficiency improvements, renewable energy development, energy audits, and feasibility studies.

Possible funds include those for completing energy audits and feasibility studies, completing energy efficiency improvements, and installing renewable energy systems. They have programs that help convert older heating sources to cleaner technologies, produce advanced biofuels, install flexible fuel pumps, install solar panels, build biorefineries, and others. Options include grants, guaranteed loans and payments. One of the four programs, Rural Energy for America, provides assistance to agricultural producers and rural small businesses to complete a variety of projects, including renewable energy systems, energy efficiency improvements, renewable energy development, energy audits, and feasibility studies.

Provides furnace testing, repair, and replacement; attic and crawlspace insulation; window repairs; weather stripping; air sealing; energy education; and related health and safety matters. Usage Reduction Programs and Home Energy Assistance also available.

Provides sidewall insulation and weatherization services.

Provides energy education and home heating plant replacement.

Provides weatherization services that include insulation; weather stripping; caulking; the replacement of broken glass; and in-depth consumer energy education to help manage electric consumption.

Residential energy efficiency program that aims to reduce the energy costs of low-income families through energy efficient Weatherization measures. Assists low-income families, the elderly, persons with disabilities and families with children. Services are completed for eligible households at no cost.

Provides weatherization services to low income homeowners and renters throughout Westmoreland County. The Rehab program provides either a roof or furnace replacement to very low income homeowners in all but five areas of Westmoreland County (Opt out areas are Arnold, Jeannette, Monessen, New Kensington, Scottdale).