Our Energy Efficiency Program provides energy-saving offerings specially designed for customers who meet income-eligible guidelines, to help improve energy efficiency, home comfort and building safety.
Some offerings help homeowners control energy costs, and others help property owners, managers and developers.
Review the income-eligible guidelines to see if you qualify:
Income-eligible guidelines
Owners of single-family homes, two-flats and individually metered condos and townhomes
We work with ComEd, Illinois Home Weatherization Assistance Program and other weatherization providers to offer supplemental funding for energy-efficient weatherization projects, provided you meet income-eligible guidelines. Our trained energy advisers will review your single-family home to identify ways that you can start saving right away.
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Multifamily property owners, managers, developers and renters in buildings with three or more units whose buildings are designated as income eligible
We work with ComEd to offer supplemental funding for comprehensive energy efficiency retrofits in common areas and tenant spaces. Services include energy assessments and direct installation of high-efficiency products such as lighting and thermostats, as well as greater savings measures with HVAC and weatherization.
Public housing authorities, building owners and property managers also can receive technical and financial assistance to make energy improvements to their properties. For public housing authorities, eligibility is limited to State of Illinois-designated public housing authorities in our service area.
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Renters who live in multifamily residences are encouraged to let property managers know about these in-unit and whole building energy-saving opportunities.
Free energy-saving kits for LIHEAP Participants
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) participants are encouraged to contact their local community action agency during the LIHEAP sign-up process to receive a free energy-saving kit.
Community Action Agencies
