The Energy Savings Assistance program offers a variety of energy-saving options designed to lower bills while keeping your home comfortable.

Eligible energy-saving measures may include:

Insulation & Building Envelope Improvements

• Ceiling insulation
• Floor insulation
• Wall insulation
• Pipe insulation
• Ground cover and ventilation improvements
• Air sealing and infiltration reduction
• Caulking and weatherstripping around windows and doors
• Duct insulation and duct sealing
• Thermal doors
• Window replacement, when cost-effective

Lighting & Water Efficiency

• LED light bulbs and fixtures
• Nightlights
• Faucet aerators
• High-efficiency showerheads
• Water heater blankets

Heating, Cooling & Home Comfort

• Thermostats
• Furnace or HVAC filter replacement
• Furnace repair or replacement (when eligible)
• Cooler covers
• Dehumidifiers

Appliance Upgrades

• Refrigerator replacement
• Clothes washer replacement
• Clothes dryer replacement
• Microwave oven replacement
• Water heater repair or replacement

Electrical & Safety Measures

• Smart power strips and surge protectors
• Switch and outlet gasket installation
• Occupancy sensors
• Other energy-saving and health-and-safety improvements identified during the home assessment

QUALIFICATION GUIDELINES

You may qualify for ESA if you or a member of your household meets the income guidelines below or participates in one or more of the public assistance programs listed on the "Assistance Programs" tab.

Income Qualification Levels
ESA program Yearly Gross Household Income
Effective June 1, 2026, to May 31, 2027

QUALIFYING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

You may qualify for ESA if you or a member of your household participates in one or more of the public assistance programs listed below or meets the income guidelines shown on the "Income Qualifications" tab.