FOCUSING OUR ENERGY ON THOSE IN NEED

According to a study released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, low-income households can spend as high as 16.4 percent of their income on residential energy services, while an average household spends just 7.2 percent.  

For that reason, the study stressed the need for greater access to available options for low-income households to reduce energy costs. That's where CSET’s Energy Services Department comes into play.

RESOURCES INCLUDE:

  • Home Weatherization Services

  • Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)

ENERGY SERVICES HOTLINE


PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

HOME WEATHERIZATION

IMPROVING HOUSEHOLD HEALTH AND SAFETY
Weatherization services are designed to increase the energy efficiency of homes, owned or occupied by low-income residents, to reduce their residential energy expenses and improve family health and safety.

 
 

ENERGY ASSISTANCE (LIHEAP)

PROVIDING AN OPPORTUNITY TO GET AHEAD
The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides one-time financial assistance to help offset an eligible household’s energy costs (utility bill for electric, gas or propane).