Vermont Gas Energy Audit

For more information on other electric natural gas and weatherization efficiency programs in vermont you can visit the contact page or contact your energy efficiency utility burlington electric department efficiency vermont vermont gas electric or gas utility and or low income community action weatherization program directly.

Vermont gas energy audit.

The commission oversees the development performance and funding of vermont s energy efficiency utility eeu program. An energy audit is an analysis that can provide insight into your building s performance and potential for savings. The eeu program works to provide energy efficiency services to residential and business electricity natural gas and thermal energy and process fuel consumers throughout vermont. Fax number 802 863 8872.

For more information and to find out if you qualify please call cvoeo weatherization at 1 800 545 1084 or visit the website here. Thompson works for vermont gas systems as a building analyst and energy auditor helping customers make their homes more comfortable and their bills more affordable. Now you can spot trends track your usage and even receive energy related alerts and challenges. Did your household suffer economic hardship from covid 19.

An energy audit also called an energy assessment can be conducted year round and helps provide you with a solid understanding of how. An energy assessment helps you understand where your home is losing heat or wasting electricity and how you can address it. Three hours blower door test for air leakage infrared camera to view thermal loss comprehensive report 20 30 energy savings on bills with recommended upgrades. Our award winning energy efficiency experts are on hand and ready to help you save money and reduce energy use.

Heading into the winter months. Customer service 802 863 4511 1 800 639 2112. Office hours 8 00 am 5 00 pm. It s your energy make the most of it.

Apply for help online at https publicservice vermont gov or at your local community action agency. For homes with higher usage than typical home free takes approx. The first step in saving energy is understanding how much you use and which products or systems use the most.