Pacific Power offers many ‘Wattsmart’ incentive programs that vary by state. In Oregon State, these programs include rebates and more.
Order a free EnergyTrust Energy Saver Kit and start saving money in just 4-6 weeks! You’ll receive Energy Star LED lights, high performance showerheads, faucet aerators and more!
Get a free Home Energy Review and see how your home ranks in energy consumption. You’ll also receive tailored energy-saving recommendations that can help you save money every month!
There are many different programs and agencies that can help you pay your Puget Power bill. These include:
You may also be able to receive FREE assistance with weatherization. This improves the energy-efficiency of your home by providing insulation, furnace repair, heating duct improvements, air stripping and other minor energy-related repairs.
You can apply for FREE weatherization assistance through the Low Income Weatherization Assistance Program. Low income seniors and people with disabilities can also apply for the Community Energy Project, which may offer additional services.
Rebates are also available for heating and cooling, appliances, weatherization, windows, low-cost light bulbs and light fixtures, water heaters, advanced power strips, and new home construction.
Ronald Smith
I am a disabled dad my son is 14 and i have full custody of him.my mom left me a house in oregon
I make $770 a month and i get $120 food stamps
My mortage is $710 my power is going to be shut off soon I’ve used UCAN to it’s limit school Is starting and im not making it so school clothes is out of the question do you know anywhere i can turn to for help with mortgage,power and just surviving? If so i would really appreciate it thanks and God bless
Riley Thomson
Ronald,
This is everything we have for low income power resources. Also, here is some information on back to school supplies. You could also try reaching out to a local church group for help, or try 211.org for more resources in your area. I hope this helps.
-Riley