Delmarva Power Income Eligible Energy Efficiency Program

How it works

Delmarva Power says it partners with EmPOWER Maryland’s Limited Income Energy Efficiency Program, administered by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development.

The utility page says homeowners first fill out an interest form. If eligible, a local agency contacts the customer to schedule an energy assessment. After the assessment, the agency recommends upgrades, then the customer works with the local agency to schedule a contractor to complete the upgrades at no cost.

What the money covers

The page says improvements may include insulation in the attic, floors and walls, and hot water system improvements or replacements. The page also says these upgrades are provided at no additional charge to the customer.

Amounts and matching

The program is described as no-cost. The page does not list a dollar cap or a homeowner match requirement.

How to apply

Customers start with the interest form on the program page. Eligibility is then reviewed and a local agency follows up.

Timing and deadlines

The page does not give an end date or application deadline.