Through Pepco’s Income Eligible Multifamily Program, qualifying properties can receive an energy assessment, energy-saving products installed throughout common areas and residents’ units, and recommendations for energy-efficient building upgrades – at no additional cost.
YOUR DEDICATED CLIENT SOLUTIONS SPECIALIST WILL PROVIDE:
□ An on-site energy assessment
□ A detailed report, including recommendations and estimated savings
□ Help with creating bid documents and specifications
□ Advice on financing options
□ Help to identify and leverage additional utility incentives
□ Assistance with benchmarking in ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager for BEPS
HOW IT WORKS
Step 1: Contact us and we’ll verify your property’s eligibility. If your property is eligible, we’ll schedule your energy assessment
Step 2: On the day of the appointment, a Client Solutions Specialist will evaluate your property’s lighting, HVAC, appliances, insulation, windows, and more – then provide an energy assessment that includes opportunities to reduce utility bills and maintenance costs
Step 3: Based on your assessment and other program factors, your building may qualify for additional energy-saving upgrades, which your Client Solutions Specialist will schedule with you
ELIGIBILITY
Your existing multifamily building must include three or more units with Pepco electric service, and your residents must meet one of the following income requirements:
□ Participation in a federal, state, or local subsidized housing program
□ Proof of majority of tenant income levels at or below 80% of area median income (AMI)
□ Proof of rent being less than 80% of avg. rent in the District of Columbia
ONE STOP SHOP FOR INCENTIVES
Our hassle-free approach reduces paperwork and ensures you receive the best possible incentive. Contact us to see how you can receive incentives to cover up to 80% of the project cost based on your property’s energy assessment. Recommendations may address your mechanical systems, lighting, water heating, and building envelope. Pepco’s Income Eligible Multifamily Program incentives may be subject to federal, state, and local taxes. The customer is responsible for the declaration and payment of such taxes
