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Energy Audit - Homes With Oil And Propane Heat
General Information
Governor Rell announced a new program to help Connecticut residents who heat their homes with oil or propane save money by making their heating systems and homes more energy efficient. The program offers two separate components. One is a clean, tune and test of your oil or propane heating system to insure that it is running at peak efficiency. The second is professional weatherization services through the Home Energy Solutions Program supported by the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund. Read the Governor's press release or information from the Office of Policy and Management to find out more.
Participation is limited based on available funding.
Weatherization Services - Home Energy Solutions
The Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund supports the Home Energy Solutions Program, a home weatherization program that is administered by CL&P and UI. Use the following links to learn more about this program. To sign up, use the enrollment link to download an application then follow the instructions to fax or mail the application to your utility. UI customers can enroll on-line.
The Department of Public Utility Control has required a copayment for all Home Energy Solutions services that are completed under applications submitted on and after November 12, 2008. While funding is available, the copayment for customers who heat their homes with oil or propane will be reduced to $75 under the Governor's program.
If you have questions about the Home Energy Solutions program, contact CL&P or UI during business hours at 1-877-WISE-USE, that's 877-947-3873.
Clean, Tune and Test
Fuel oil dealers and licensed heating, ventilation and cooling contractors will provide the clean, tune and test services under the Governor's program. However, they must register with the Office of Policy and Management (OPM) to participate. So, please contact your fuel oil dealer or licensed HVAC contractor to schedule your clean, tune and test. If your contractor is not aware of the program, please direct them to this web site.
Information for Contractors
Licensed contractors wishing to participate should click here for more information from OPM.