Community Energy Project Inc

Other programshome energy scoring provides home energy assessments to low income homeowners living in the city of portland, hillsboro, and milwaukie. All funding is provided by the city of portland, city of hillsboro, city of milwaukie, and incentives through energy trust of oregon.hpwh installation provides installation of heat pump water heaters to low income households to reduce utility bills and make the homes more energy efficient. The project is currently funded by the energy trust of oregon. Portland water bureau leak repair provides funding to repair water leaks, plumbing repairs, and increase water efficiency to low income homeowners. All projects are funded by the portland water bureau.

In-home weatherization program for homes of low-income families of seniors and people with disabilities provides small measure weatherization measures and energy conservation information as appropriate. All projects are funded by city of portlands housing bureau.in-home safety repair provides minor home repairs to homes of low-income families, seniors, and persons with disabilities. Services include: light bulb and smoke detector replacement, bathroom safety bar installations, stair rail replacement and more. All projects are funded by the portland housing bureau.in-home repairs and efficiency extended services to senior homeowners at risk for losing their homes due to deferred maintenance issues. Services are offered in the interstate and lents urban renewal corridors. All projects are funded by the portland housing bureau.

Oregon community solar program pge and pacific power customers can sign up to be connected to large off-site solar arrays and receive bill discounts, regardless of the type of home they live in. Funded by utilities by order of the public utility commission, cep is responsible for program design, policy recommendations, recruitment, and education of low-income utility customers and coordination with solar developers.

Lead poisoning prevention workshops delivers information about sources of lead, supporting clients to develop individualized action plans to assess the risk of lead in the home. Funded by the portland water bureau, the workshop explains lead detection methods, provides materials for cleaning, and offers referrals to other lead hazard reduction activities. Cep also offers lead safe home projects workshops focused on lead-safe small-scale do-it-yourself renovation projects.

Do-it-yourself weatherization workshops offers energy information, training, and materials to people interested in learning how to resolve their home energy consumption and comfort concerns. Winter workshops focus on keeping homes warm; summer workshops focus on keeping homes cool. Funded by the city of portland housing bureau, the city of gresham, multnomah county, and energy trust of oregon, the program targets low-income families, but is open to all. Qualified low-income participants receive free weatherization supplies.