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Georgia Power EASE Program | Free Energy Efficiency Help A more energy-efficient home, at no cost. Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions Energy efficiency, delivered with EASE. We offer free energy efficiency improvements for those who need it most.
For programs that provide financial assistance, click here . Before completing an application, make sure you meet the basic program criteria: You are a Georgia Power customer. Your household income is 300% or less of the U.S. Federal Poverty guidelines.
View 2026 guidelines for program participation. Participation in other assistance programs may help support eligibility. Learn more .
Your completed application will be reviewed to determine your participation eligibility. Call 1-877-310-5607 Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM ET if you require assistance completing an application. If your household is approved to participate in the program, a Georgia Power Energy Assessor will contact you with instructions to complete an assessment.
The assessor will review recommended home energy improvements with you and get your approval to move forward. At no cost to you , a program contractor will install the eligible energy-saving improvements identified during your home assessment, up to a total value of $5,000 Learn how customers have benefited from EASE Everyone wants to keep their home feeling good and operating at its best.
If you are an income-qualified Georgia Power customer, you may be eligible for free home energy efficiency improvements through our Energy Assistance for Savings and Efficiency Program. We want all of our customers to experience the comfort and savings of an energy efficient home. Live in a manufactured or factory-built home?
You may qualify for no-cost energy-saving upgrades through EASE Manufactured Home Program Effective changes you can feel Tap into different kinds of improvements to help make your home more energy efficient. You could qualify for one or more of these energy-saving upgrades.
Service central heating & air (HVAC) Install smart, Wi-Fi thermostat Air purifiers & power strips Frequently Asked Questions Get all the details by reading common questions and answers. What are the qualifications to participate? You are a Georgia Power customer Your household income meets the requirements¹ – How do I prove this?
* For a family over 8 persons, add $11,000 for each additional person per year. ¹ Georgia Power uses 300% of Federal Poverty Guidelines in determining the income requirement. For more information, please see the official document: 2026 U.S. Federal Poverty Guidelines Will I need to list everyone in my household to participate in this program?
Yes, anyone who resides in your household, regardless of age, should be listed in your application. What would prevent my home from receiving services? We are unable to provide services to homes that have a health and safety issue.
This includes but isn’t limited to issues such as roof leaks, mold or moisture, faulty wiring, and gas leak(s). Health and safety issues must be resolved before we can provide energy efficiency services. Can I participate in the program if I am a renter?
Yes, you can apply as a renter, but your landlord will need to give their written consent to participate. Please verify with your landlord their willingness to participate before applying. Do you replace windows or doors?
No, the EASE program does not replace windows or doors. Approved measures are Attic Insulation, Air Sealing, Duct Sealing, or HVAC Servicing. If you have questions about the Energy Assistance for Savings and Efficiency (EASE) Program, contact us at easecustomerservice@southernco.
com or 1-877-310-5607 , Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM. For billing or account-related questions, please contact Georgia Power Customer Care at 1-888-660-5890 . Use hot water for laundry sparingly.
Use hot water for laundry sparingly. Wash your clothes – a full load at a time – in warm or cold water and rinse in cold. Use hot water sparingly.
And don’t use too much detergent. Oversudsing makes your machine work harder. More Energy Efficiency Tips Proof of household income status In order to determine your eligibility, you may be asked to provide documentation of household income status, such as: “No income affidavit” form Income qualifying eligibility To qualify for EASE, your household income must be at or below 300% of U.S. Federal Poverty guidelines listed below.
How do I prove my household income? In order to determine your eligibility, you may be asked to provide documentation of household income status, such as: “No income affidavit” form Household income requirements¹: Add approximately $17,040 per year for each additional person. ¹ Georgia Power uses 300% of Federal Poverty Guidelines in determining the income requirement.
For more information, please see the official document: 2026 U.S. Federal Poverty Guidelines If You Participate in Other Programs Participation in certain assistance programs may help support eligibility for the EASE program. If at least one member of your household participates in one of the programs listed below, you may be able to use a benefit verification letter as part of the income verification process.
Additional documentation may be required.
Eligible programs include: Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Lifeline Support for Affordable Communications (Lifeline) National School Lunch Program (Free Meals) Housing Improvement Program (HIP) Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA) Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE) Important: Participation in one of these programs does not automatically qualify a customer for EASE.
Eligibility will be determined during the application review process, and additional documentation may be required.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Georgia Power customers who are 60 years or older, meet income requirements, and own and live in their home. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
EASE for Seniors is funded by Georgia Power. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Georgia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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