Be Part of the Clean Energy Future
Energy Saving Opportunities for Low- to Moderate-Income Households
America has begun the transition to a clean energy future, as more of the electricity we use is being generated from clean, renewable energy sources. With that transition, there are opportunities for you to save energy and money with energy-efficient home upgrades that will also improve the health and comfort of your home.
ENERGY STAR is your resource for making these upgrades more affordable. In additon to rebates that may be available from your local utility, there are now special government incentives coming available through the Inflation Reduction Act that are designed to help low and moderate income households benefit from home efficiency improvements.
Learn more about the available resources so you can start enjoying your clean energy future today.
Home Improvement Savings Tool
Find rebates, incentives and discounts available in your zip code. This tool is your one-stop-shop for buying guidance, information on eligible products and links to local retailers and installers.
Income Eligible Utility Programs
Many local utilities provide special assistance to their income-eligible customers for efficiency upgrades. If you do not see your utility listed, visit their website to see if they offer these types of services.
Find Additional Energy Efficiency Home Upgrade Assistance
Community Action Agencies (CAAs) are non-profit organizations located in 99 percent of U.S. counties, that provide services to help fight poverty. Find your local CAA by entering your city and state or zip code into this searchable tool.
CAAs can connect you to local organizations specializing in energy efficiency improvements including the following:
- State Weatherization Administrators that can provide weatherization services for households up to 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.
- Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) offices that are a good source for immediate energy assistance.