Energy Savings Assistance Program
The Energy Savings Assistance Program (ESA) provides no-cost weatherization services to low-income households who meet the CARE income guidelines. Services provided include attic insulation, energy efficient refrigerators, energy efficient furnaces, weatherstripping, caulking, low-flow showerheads, water heater blankets, and door and building envelope repairs which reduce air infiltration.
ESAP Income Guidelines
ESAP Income Guidelines
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Household
Size
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Income
Eligibility
Upper Limit
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1-2
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$33,820
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3
|
$42,660
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4
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$51,500
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5
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$60,340
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6
|
$69,180
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7
|
$78,020
|
8
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$86,860
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Each Additional Person
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$8,840
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* Effective June 1, 2019 to May 31,
2020
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To request an application form and more information, please contact your utility for more information:
Energy Savings Assistance Common area Measures (ESA CAM) Program
Through 2020, each of the investor owned utilities will offer the Energy Savings Assistance Common Area Measures (ESA CAM) program for deed restricted, multifamily buildings. To qualify, the property must be deed restricted and the owner must certify that at least 65 percent of the tenant households meet the ESA income guidelines. Energy efficiency services provided differ by utility and are limited to the communal areas, or common energy systerms, of the residential building(s) or property. This program can be combined with the ESA in-unit program.
Each IOU submitted their program implementation plans to the Commission via Advice Letter:
- Pacific Gas and Electric Advice Letter 3943-G/5241-G
- Southern California Edison Advice Letter 3754-E
- San Diego Gas & Electric Advice Letter 3196-E/2654-G
- Southern California Gas Advice Letter 5264-G