Manchester Home Energy Action is a Town of Manchester initiative, supported by the Energize ConnecticutSM Community Partnership Initiative, that promotes energy efficiency programs for local homes and small businesses. The program helps improve comfort, reduce energy bills, and boost year-round efficiency. To support this initiative, the Town is collaborating with Energize CT sponsors Eversource and Avangrid Inc., subsidiary, Connecticut Natural Gas, along with various community partners including the Town's Sustainability Commission and Energize CT–approved contractors.
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Residents may qualify for a no-cost energy assessment based on their total household income.
Through this program, an authorized contractor will visit your home for a comprehensive energy assessment and make on-the-spot energy-saving improvements to help you save on your energy bills (on average $70-100 annually).
Renters are eligible to participate with their landlord's consent.
If you do not qualify or think you may not qualify for HES-Income Eligible, you may still participate through the standard Home Energy Solutions program, where there is a $40 copay for the initial visit. Please also fill out the above form and your assigned contractor will assist you in determining eligibility.
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Building owners and managers can get customized solutions for multifamily buildings or complexes with five or more units to elevate the property's energy efficiency and overall appeal, including:
- Technical assistance for your planned energy efficiency projects (air sealing, low flow faucets and showerheads, common area lighting and controls, etc.)
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Resources to support energy goals for your property, including solar and other renewable energy, battery storage, demand response, as well as health and safety measures
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Incentives and financing for energy efficiency upgrades
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The performance of a no-cost, no-obligation energy assessment of your small business’s facility, and then management of the recommended energy-saving improvements.
The types of small businesses that can benefit are:
- Restaurants
- Car Washes
- Churches/synagogues/meeting centers
- Long-term care/assisted living facilities
- Retail Stores
- Office settings (insurance and real estate brokers, law offices, doctor's offices, etc.)
- Grocery and convenience stores
- Non-profit organizations
- Gyms
For more information on each of these and other energy efficiency programs and incentives, please visit: Home Page | EnergizeCT