Georgia Power EASE Program

How it works

Georgia Power’s Energy Assistance for Savings and Efficiency (EASE) program provides free energy-efficiency improvements for customers who need them most. The page says the program is designed for income-qualified Georgia Power customers, and that approved participants receive upgrades after an application review and an in-home assessment.

What the money covers

The program covers eligible energy-saving improvements installed by a program contractor at no cost to the customer. The page specifically lists these measures:

• Attic insulation
• Air sealing
• Duct sealing
• HVAC servicing
• Sealing heating and air ducts
• Improving insulation
• Installing a smart, Wi‑Fi thermostat
• Water-saving devices
• Air purifiers
• Power strips

The page also says the program does not replace windows or doors.

Amounts and matching

The page says eligible improvements are provided “at no cost to you” and that installations are capped at a total value of $5,000.

How to apply

Applicants must fill out an application. The completed application is reviewed to determine participation eligibility. If approved, a Georgia Power Energy Assessor contacts the customer to complete an assessment and review recommended home energy improvements. The customer must approve the recommended work before installation.

If help is needed with the application, the page says to call 1-877-310-5607 Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM ET. The page also provides an email contact: easecustomerservice@southernco.com.

Timing and deadlines

No closing date is stated. The page notes that eligibility is based on current program criteria and references 2026 U.S. Federal Poverty Guidelines for income qualification.

Additional notes

The page says households in manufactured or factory-built homes may qualify for the EASE Manufactured Home Program for no-cost energy-saving upgrades.