For Your Home

The programs of the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund make it easier than ever to bring energy efficiency home. And with everything from incentives to rebates, you don’t have to change the way you live to change the way you save energy. As described under each program, eligibility may depend on whether your electric distribution utility is Connecticut Light & Power (CL&P) or The United Illuminating Company (UI).

Home Energy Solutions

This program is a home energy assessment were a professional finds and seals critical air leaks; replaces incandescent bulbs with compact florescent lamps; provides water conservation devices and more.

The SmartLiving Center

The SmartLiving Center is a showplace of innovative, stylish, and most importantly, energy–saving ideas for your home or business. It’s not a store, but it’s a great place to learn about—and try out—the latest in energy–efficient living. Perfect for school trips too! Located at 297 Boston Post Road (Rt. 1) in Orange, Connecticut.

New Construction Homes

Building a new home? You can build the ‘green’ home of your dreams and earn incentives for installing energy-efficient measures.

Heating and Cooling Your Home

The CEEF provides valuable incentives purchasing and installing an electric central air conditioning or electric heat pump system that meets the required energy efficiency ratings.

ENERGY STAR

Did you know that compact fluorescent bulbs use 75% less energy than incandescent bulbs; yet they give off the same amount of light? ENERGY STAR-labeled light fixtures are designed to save energy and lower your monthly electric bills, without sacrificing comfort and quality.

In addition to lighting, ENERGY STAR-qualified appliances can also help you save money on your energy bills by reducing your energy consumption.

Geothermal Heat Pumps

Geothermal heat pumps take advantage of the earth’s constant temperature to provide extremely efficient heating and cooling. While standard air-source heat pumps use the outside air temperature to heat and cool a home.

Museum Partnership Program

As part of their educational and public outreach, the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund and CL&P sponsor several interactive exhibits on energy efficiency around the state.

Limited Income

This program helps limited-income homeowners (or renters) adapt energy efficiency measures in their homes.

eesmarts™

eesmarts is an energy efficiency and clean, renewable education initiative for Connecticut’s Grade PreK-9 classrooms. Need free professional development training regarding energy and energy efficiency? Need free curriculum that supports the CT Science Framework standards? This is the program for you.

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Did you know?

Installing a whole house fan in your attic will let you draw cool air into your home through the windows while forcing hot air out through your attic vents.