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This year, Commerce raised eligibility and benefits, paying up to $3,200 to cover energy bills for income-eligible Minnesotans. The Energy Assistance Program helps people who own or rent their homes to pay for current and past-due bills for electricity, gas, oil, biofuel and propane, emergency fuel delivery, and repair/replacement of homeowners’ broken heating systems, and could also cover water and sewer bills.

Solar energy is taking off in the United States. The U.S. Energy Information Agency projects that solar power will account for nearly half of all new electricity-generating capacity in 2022. But this growth is not shared equally across the United Sta

Our nonprofit community is always searching for more programs that may be available to our local community.

The $1.2 trillion package was designed to support long-term climate responses, but advocates say there could be short-term benefits, too.

The $1.2 trillion package was designed to support long-term climate responses, but advocates say there could be short-term benefits, too.

Garfield County is funding a new program launched by the intergovernmental organization Garfield Clean Energy (GCE) to help low- and moderate-income households reduce their utility bills by making energy efficiency upgrades.

Emily Jessup didn’t know what to expect when her mother-in-law called to tell her husband that the January power bills were in. She had noticed that the December bill had

This brief provides overarching comments on the Governor's $2 billion clean energy package and recommendations related to a few of the proposed programs.

A bill under review in the Legislature would pursue a holistic, long-term approach to lowering costs for Maine energy consumers.

Its cold outside...check out these tips and tricks to save energy and money, and keep your home efficient and warm this winter.