Electrical Partnership Program (EPP)

Category: Home Rehabilitation

Overview

EPP is a residential energy efficiency program that can help customers make new choices about how they use electricity. This is a free program to eligible households.

Benefits

Benefits include the use of electrical measures that address lighting and appliance efficiency and energy efficiency education. People enjoy living in a home that use less electricity, thereby reducing their energy consumption and costs

At no cost, the household could receive:

• New refrigerator(s)
• New freezer(s)
• New energy efficient light bulbs
• New energy efficient water measures (low flow showerheads, aerators, hot water heater blanket)
• Consumer education

Eligibility Requirements

• Electricity must be provided by Toledo Edison, Ohio Edison or American Electric Power
• Must have 12 month history of electrical usage at current address
• Must consume at least a calculated 4000 KWH (kilowatt hours) of electricity per year
• Must be on PIPP or be PIPP eligible which is 150% of poverty guidelines. See income guidelines.

Eligible Counties

Erie, Huron, Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca, Wood

Income Guidelines

Household Size	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8
Gross Annual Income	$16,245	$21,855	$27,465	$33,075	$38,685	$44,295	$49,905	$55,515

Add $5,400 to the gross annual income per person for households over 8 people.

Income level cannot exceed the stated income guidelines

Contact Information

Front Desk (Receptionist)