Many organizations across the county and state offer additional services to residents, depending on income. Read below to learn more about these opportunities, and please feel free to reach out to our advisors with any questions.
Energy Outreach Colorado (EOC)
EOC is a statewide nonprofit that assists income-qualified Colorado residents with energy-related expenses. Visit the EOC website here for a full list of programming, or check out some highlights below.
- Colorado’s Affordable Residential Energy (CARE) Program – free home energy efficiency upgrades
- Bill Payment Assistance – emergency financial assistance for past-due energy bills
- Crisis Intervention Program (CIP) – critical emergency heating system repairs or replacements at no cost
- Community Solar Program – donated subscriptions to community solar gardens
City of Boulder Solar Grants
The City of Boulder offers additional funding for income-qualified residents and certain nonprofits to install solar. Learn more about the solar grants here.
Energy Resource Center (ERC) – Colorado
EOC is a Colorado nonprofit that assists income-qualified Colorado residents with energy efficiency upgrades through their Weatherization Assistance Program. Visit their website to see if you qualify and to apply for assistance.
Income-Qualified Resources and Programs
Boulder County offers various resources and programs for income-qualified homeowners. These include weatherization programs providing rebates and assistance for energy efficiency improvements, as well as DIY programs, electrification incentives, and solar options. Additionally, there are programs for bill assistance and education on utility rate structures and home energy assessments. To view detailed requirements, qualifications, and descriptions of each program, along with contact information and website links, please click the link above.