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Save Up to $3,700 in Instant Rebates*
The City of Gresham is a community partner with a new state-wide program, Clean Energy Works Oregon. Clean Energy Works Oregon, (CEWO), is a non-profit program created to assist homeowners with transforming their homes to be more comfortable and energy efficient.
Energy efficiency improvements in reach. This All-in-One solution provides:
- No-money-down, easy financing
- One-to-one assistance
- Simple qualifications
- Repayment of loan through the utility bill
- Protects homeowners from rising energy rates
Expert guidance from start to finish
Qualified homeowners receive an extensive energy audit by a trained building expert, retrofit work conducted by a certified contractor and access to low interest rate financing.
Up to $3700 in Instant Rebates*
*Instant Rebates are available on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to change without prior notice, are non-transferable and will only be available for qualified program borrowers for a limited time. Instant Rebates include federal, state and local resources and standard Energy Trust cash incentives. Instant Rebates end May 15th!
TO APPLY visit Clean Energy Works Oregon, http://www.cewo.org
Clean Energy Works Oregon is public-private alliance with Energy Trust of Oregon, utilities, financial institutions, local communities and contractors.
For more information contact Nicole Cousino, Energy Programs Coordinator, City of Gresham by phone at 503-618-2485 or email
nicole.cousino@greshamoregon.gov.
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Visit: Clean Energy Works Oregon website FAQS
What is Clean Energy Works Oregon?
Clean Energy Works Oregon (CEWO) is an easier way for Oregonians to make their homes more energy efficient and comfortable. With Clean Energy Works Oregon homeowners can finance up to $30,000 in energy efficient upgrades with a no-money-down loan that’s repaid right on your heating bill. And for a limited time, Clean Energy Works Oregon is offering homeowners up to $3,700 in Instant Rebate! Instant Rebates end May 15th.
Is your home eligible?
We wish we could serve every Oregon home from day one, but we need to start somewhere. At this time, CEWO is able to serve homes that meet the following minimum criteria:
- Located in Clackamas, Jackson, Josephine, Multnomah or Washington County
- Owned by you and be your place of residence
- Built before 1993
- Single-family, detached structure (mobile homes, townhouses or other multi-family dwellings are not yet eligible)
- Not on the historic registry
Note: In Clackamas, Multnomah and Washington Counties your home must currently (or upon completing CEWO*) be heated with electricity or natural gas from NW Natural, Pacific Power or Portland General Electric
Is this the same as Clean Energy Works Portland?
Almost. Clean Energy Works Portland was a pilot program that ended recently and was limited to just 500 homeowners. Because the pilot was so successful, we’re expanding the program beyond the City of Portland and hoping to have 6,000 homes participate in the coming three years.
Why is Clean Energy Works Oregon doing this?
Our goal is to complete 6,000 of these home energy efficiency upgrades in the next three years. In short, we want to break down the barriers to widespread adoption of energy efficiency so that we can create jobs, help Oregonians save energy and move the region toward significant reductions in carbon emissions.
To learn more visit: cleanenergyworksoregon.org
