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Gov. Braun Announces $3.3 Million in Energy-Saving Investments to Lower Utility Bills for Evansville Residents
Indiana Governor Mike Braun today announced more than $3.3 million in completed and ongoing energy-efficiency upgrades throughout Evansville and the surrounding area as part of the Indiana Energy Saver Program. The investments support single-family and multifamily properties, including all 170 apartment units at Grandview Tower Apartments, to reduce energy costs, improve home comfort, and strengthen housing affordability.
“I am committed to delivering affordable, reliable energy solutions for all Hoosiers,” said Gov. Braun. “I am excited about the investment being made in the Evansville area and encourage additional homeowners, tenants and landlords to apply for the program.”
More than 6,000 households are currently participating in the Indiana Energy Saver Program statewide with the support of approximately $182 million in federal funding.
Eligible households receive nearly $16,000 in whole home energy efficiency upgrades on average, with projects expected to reduce household energy consumption by approximately 26%.
To learn more or begin the application process, visit IndianaEnergySaver.com.
About the Indiana Energy Saver Program:
The Indiana Energy Saver Program is a $182 million federally funded initiative designed to help Hoosiers reduce energy costs and improve home comfort through energy-efficiency upgrades. The program offers single-family and multifamily households to receive eligible energy-efficient products and installation through a qualified contractor. To learn more or begin the application process, visit IndianaEnergySaver.com.
About the Indiana Office of Energy Development
The Indiana Office of Energy Development (OED) is committed to affordable, stable, and reliable energy solutions for the benefit of all Hoosiers. OED supports the development of a comprehensive energy policy that promotes a diverse and balanced portfolio of energy resources. Learn more here.
“I am committed to delivering affordable, reliable energy solutions for all Hoosiers,” said Gov. Braun. “I am excited about the investment being made in the Evansville area and encourage additional homeowners, tenants and landlords to apply for the program.”
More than 6,000 households are currently participating in the Indiana Energy Saver Program statewide with the support of approximately $182 million in federal funding.
Eligible households receive nearly $16,000 in whole home energy efficiency upgrades on average, with projects expected to reduce household energy consumption by approximately 26%.
To learn more or begin the application process, visit IndianaEnergySaver.com.
About the Indiana Energy Saver Program:
The Indiana Energy Saver Program is a $182 million federally funded initiative designed to help Hoosiers reduce energy costs and improve home comfort through energy-efficiency upgrades. The program offers single-family and multifamily households to receive eligible energy-efficient products and installation through a qualified contractor. To learn more or begin the application process, visit IndianaEnergySaver.com.
About the Indiana Office of Energy Development
The Indiana Office of Energy Development (OED) is committed to affordable, stable, and reliable energy solutions for the benefit of all Hoosiers. OED supports the development of a comprehensive energy policy that promotes a diverse and balanced portfolio of energy resources. Learn more here.