Income-qualified county residents can apply for the Summit County’s Home Weatherization Assistance Program. Eligible households will receive an energy audit that determines which repairs/replacement ...

Yehuda Gittelson kneels in a Westbrook basement examining floor joists exposed since 1847.The house, set on fieldstone foundations, lacks insulation between the interior living space and the frozen ...

Bloomington is now accepting 2026 SEEL grant applications offering up to $25K for solar, lighting and energy‑efficiency upgrades.

Up to $1,000 in energy debt relief is available once again for qualified low-income households facing power disconnection.

Ulster County Community Action (UCCAC) offers another locals-only resource that helps both renters and homeowners access free and low-cost energy efficiency services, including weatherization.

The bills that passed now go to Gov. Abigail Spanberger; the legislature will return for a special session in April to take up the budget and address any vetoes or amendments the governor has. Bills ...

Winter may be coming to a close, but a weatherized home saves energy no matter what the temperature is outside. And, local residents may be eligible for assistance with a weatherization program, ...

The program provides free weatherization services for income-eligible households to reduce energy use, lower utility bills ...

The N.C. State Energy Office is accepting comments and has scheduled a public hearing next month on the proposed adoption of a nonprofit to act as the service provider for the weatherization services ...

Relief from high power costs will be available to qualifying households who face having their power cut off, according to the Governor's Office who announced the launch of the annual ...

TAMPA, Fla. — The city of Tampa is working to launch a new program to assist homeowners with recovery after Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The Homeowner Hurricane Assistance program (HHA) will be open ...

Alabama's Weatherization Assistance Program enhances energy efficiency for low-income households, and a new bill could expand eligibility and funding, ensuring more families get the help they need.