Utility Resources

Each public utility purchasing power from BPA receives an Energy Efficiency Incentive (EEI) budget, which can be used for income qualified energy conservation projects.

BPA Income Qualified Energy Conservation Incentive Program

At a Glance

Each public utility purchasing power from BPA receives an Energy Efficiency Incentive (EEI) budget, which can be used for income qualified energy conservation projects. Utilities often use these funds and their own budgets to offer higher incentives for income qualified residents and may cover related repair costs. Residents should contact their utility for specific details.

For the latest information on measures, incentives, and income qualifications, refer to the BPA Energy Conservation Implementation Manual. Utilities can also collaborate with their Energy Conservation Account Executive (ECAE), and the Comfort Ready Home Program provides free training and support.

Resources

BPA Income Qualified Energy Conservation Workgroup

BPA coordinates the Northwest Regional Income Qualified Energy Conservation Workgroup, which includes utilities, states, federally-recognized tribes, Community Action Agencies (CAA/CAP). For information about the Workgroup, visit the BPA Income Qualified Homepage.

Contact Us

Mailing address:
Bonneville Power Administration
Energy Efficiency - PEP-6
P.O. Box 3621
Portland, OR 97208-3621

Street address:
905 NE 11th Ave.
Portland, OR 97232

IQ Program Lead
Amy Burke
Email address aaburke@bpa.gov

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