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Must apply for Smart-E loan or Heating Loan before being considered for emergency ECL loan 

Roofing applicants must contact Capital for Change (860-233-5165, ext: 2002) 

CT resident and customer of UI or Eversource. Improvements must be recommended through HES. 

HES-IE customers may qualify for additional work to be included in loan.

$500 to $40,000 loans for eligible efficiency improvements. Loans can be added to monthly electric bill 

Summer special offer – 2.99% or 1.99% for battery storage, EV charging equipment, heat pumps, heat pump water heaters

Must own and occupy a single or 2-4 family home 

Summer special – at or below 100% SMI (only through C4C?)

Multifamily properties (5+ units) where at least 60% units serve low-income residents (incomes at or less than 80% AMI) 

Includes private or non-profit owned properties, housing authorities, condos, or coops, assisted living, or supportive housing communities 

Building owners, contractors, and developers

• And almost every type of commercial property)

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Residential electric service customers 

*these do not specifically target LMI households* 

Point of sale rebates on home electrification upgrades (heat pumps, heat pump water heaters, electrical panels, etc.), up to $14,000 

Programs in development 

Energy performance-based rebates (amount of rebate depends on energy savings), $4,000-$8,000 max 

Programs in development 

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Offers residential solar installations the opportunity to sell the energy and renewable energy certificates (RECs) at fixed 20-year price through one of two incentive rate structures (buy-all or netting) 

Low-income ($0.025/kWh) and distressed municipality ($0.125/kWh) adders  

Less than 60% SMI for LMI adder 

Multifamily dwellings that participate in the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC) or if a majority of households earn 80% or less of AMI; or if two-thirds or more of residents have household income at or below 60% SMI or  naturally occurring affordable housing 

Income less than 60% SMI, or affordable housing facility (low-income customers) 

Income between 60%-100% AMI (moderate income customers) 

New cars: $2,250 rebate for plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), $4,250 for battery electric vehicle (BEV), $9,500 for fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) 

Used cars: $1,125 for PHEV, $3,000 for BEV, $7,500 for FCEV (no private sales) 

Rebates extended until Dec 31, 2022 or until funds are exhausted 

Rebate+ qualifying individuals must meet one of these criteria:

• Reside in an Environmental Justice (EJ) Community or Distressed Municipality
• Participate in a qualifying state or federal income qualifying program
• Have income less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)

After purchase or lease of an eligible vehicle, you will receive an email with additional information to determine if you qualify and instructions on how to apply for Rebate + New. If qualify, complete application and submit required documents. 

For used cars, complete online or paper application within 45 days of vehicle purchase. 

The Connecticut (CT) Electric Bicycle (eBike) Incentive Program offers point of sale incentives of up to $1,500 for Connecticut residents who purchase new eligible bicycles (eBike). CT eBike Incentive Program consists of two incentives, the Standard Voucher and Voucher+

All Connecticut residents aged 18 years and older

Voucher+: Connecticut residents who reside in an Environmental Justice (EJ) community or Distressed Municipality, participate in a state or federal income qualifying program, or have an income less than 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) 

Household annual income is eligible for any federal, state, or local assistance program that limits participation to income less than 175% federal poverty limit; or income less than 80% of the greater of AMI or SMI 

Master-metered multi-unit building wherein at least one tenant qualifies under above income guidelines 

Help Eversource and UI customers install energy storage at their home or business.  

Up to $400/kWh (low-income household) or $300/kWh (underserved communities) in upfront discount  

If already have solar, then talk to company that installed system to discuss adding batteries. 

If don’t have solar, consult list of eligible contractors to being conversation or reach out to Green Bank or local utility provider. 

CT Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Program

Eversource page

UI page

Per-site max rebate of $40,000 for a level 2 charger at a multifamily building, public area, or workplace in an underserved community. 

Per-site max rebate of $250,000 for a DCFC (direct current fast charger) at any property type in an underserved community.  

Within a census block where 30% or more of the population consists of low-income persons who are not institutionalized and have income below 200% federal poverty level. 

“Distressed municipalities,” “environmental justice communities,” and “public housing authorities” as defined in CT General Statutes. 

Within distressed municipality included on this list. 

Public housing authority multifamily property. 

Commercial clean energy program with the goal of helping Connecticut customers install solar projects and other renewable energy technologies, providing up to 60 MW of zero and low emissions distributed generation annually for six years.

Approved NRES projects are eligible to sell energy and renewable energy certificates (RECs) to the EDCs for a 20-year term under one of two tariff rate structures. 

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Contact CT Children’s for more info

Prevent lead poisoning and promote wellness through education and a wide range of program activities that relate to lead poisoning prevention, specifically childhood lead poisoning prevention

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Household income at or below 200% federal poverty guidelines or if a household member meets at least one of the criteria outlined here

The State Broadband Grant Programs will enable residences and businesses to connect to broadband infrastructure for affordable and reliable service. 

Programs in development

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