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BPUEnactedPublished Jan 27, 2025
New Jersey Gets $185 Million to Help Low-Income Families Save Energy and Create Jobs
Official title: New Jersey Receives Over $185M in Energy Efficiency Grants for Low-and Moderate-Income Residents and Workforce Development
What is this?
New Jersey received over $185 million in federal grants to help low- and moderate-income families make their homes more energy efficient, which saves them money on energy bills. The money will also be used to train and create new jobs in the energy efficiency field. This funding comes from federal programs designed to help communities reduce energy costs and environmental impact.
Who does this affect?
- •Low- and moderate-income families and homeowners who struggle to pay energy bills
- •People looking for job training or career opportunities in energy efficiency and green energy work
- •Renters and residents in apartments or buildings that use a lot of energy
- •New Jersey communities trying to reduce pollution and climate impacts
What can you do?
1.Check if you qualify for energy efficiency upgrades by contacting your local utility company or visiting the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities website
2.Look into job training programs in energy efficiency if you're interested in learning a new trade or career
3.Spread the word to neighbors or family members who may benefit from these energy-saving programs
What this means for you
This funding comes from federal programs designed to help communities reduce energy costs and environmental impact.