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To protect the health of our staff and our customers, Efficiency Vermont offices are closed to the public. In the meantime, our customer support team is available to help you remotely. Contact us at (888) 921-5990 or info@efficiencyvermont.com.
We have cautiously begun scheduling project related site visits when required. You can find more information on our safety protocols here.
Bill Payment Assistance
If you’re behind on utility bills, you may qualify for assistance including reduced rates and forgiveness of past bills.
When past-due energy bills are piling up and it seems there’s no solution, talk to your providers. Vermont utilities including Green Mountain Power and Vermont Gas offer income-based discounted rates, forgiveness of overdue bills, and other assistance. Even if it already feels like a crisis, it’s crucial not to ignore the problem. Reach out today and take advantage of the help available through programs listed on this page.
Highlights
- Forgiveness of past-due energy bills
- Reduced fuel and electricity rates
- Other income-based crisis services
Available Services
Income-qualified Vermonters can benefit from a range of available discounts and crisis assistance programs. The following are resources to help you pay your electricity and fuel bills, and to buy fuel at lower rates:
- Green Mountain Power Energy Assistance Program
- Vermont Gas Low Income Discount and other assistance programs
- State of Vermont Fuel Assistance through the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
- VSECU VHeat Fuel Buying Program
Eligibility Requirements
Income qualification levels vary by program and utility. Please consult the above links and contact your providers to see if you qualify.
Energy Bill Reduction
One of the most effective ways to protect yourself from high energy bills is to reduce the amount you use through energy efficiency services and products. Financial assistance is available.