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HOME SERVICES - WEATHERIZATION

Weatherization Program

Efficient homes maximize comfort, service, and value for each unit of energy.

Energy Professional-Auditors Mission

Conserve energy, increase energy efficiency, and save money

Protect the environment by reducing harmful energy by-products

Increase comfort in residential buildingsIncrease public awareness of energy saving

products and proceduresEnhance health and safety of the building’s

residents

AUDIT

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ARRA WEATHERIZATION (U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY)

688 Units of housing received WX services

187 Units were ARRA single family

302 Units were ARRA multi- family

109 Units were DOE

88% of weatherized units are home to vulnerable occupants

The role of ARRA dollars through the years.

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

2012-13

0% 10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

DOEDOEARRA

2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

DOE 288 98 28 199

ARRA 770 1768 1613 489

Single family 1041 1237 1034 386Multi family 17 531 579 302

ARRA WEATHERIZATION (U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY)

1,613 Units of housing received WX services

1,034 Units were single family

579 Units were multi- family

67% of weatherized units are home to vulnerable occupants

SAVINGS

DOE estimates $350 per unit annual savings on energy costs

RESULT: $240,800 saved by weatherization measures

QUEBEC SQUARE – New windows, Insulation, lighting

Birchwood Terrace – new lighting project

DOE WINDOW REPLACMENT

HES-IE Home Energy Solutions – Income Eligible Program (CL&P)

731 Units received HES-IE program work

1783 Units actually received HES-IE measures

$310,000 PROFIT EARNED

ASSET DEVELOPMENT IDA and VITA

ADULT IDA

IDA PROGRAM COMPONENTS

ORIENTATION

CASE MANAGEMENT

FINANCIAL LITERACY CLASSES

INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT ACCOUNTS

ASSET-SPECIFIC TRAININGS

SAVINGS CLUBS

ADULT IDA

7 enrolled

1 business expansion

Program getting ready to close-out

YOUTH IDAWorking and Saving

Youth

31 youth enrolled

◦15 assets purchased – laptops and netbooks, school uniforms, school books, school clothes, shoes and sport shoes, prom related expenses, application fees for Community College, tools for tech courses!

VITA – Access Site

269 tax returns prepared

$426,227 in federal refunds

$159,320 in Earned Income Tax Credits