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Energy Share is sponsored by Community Action Agencies in North Dakota (Funded by private donations, utility companies, and LIHEAP). Energy Share is an emergency grant program that assists qualifying low-income households with their utility bills. Assistance is provided when all other resources have been exhausted and a past due or disconnect notice has been sent from a utility company.
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ND Energy Share | Dakota Valley Electric Cooperative Energy Share is an emergency grant program provided by Community Action Agencies in North Dakota. This program assists low-income households with their utility bills. Assistance is only provided when all other resources have been exhausted.
Funding for the Energy Share program is provided by private donations, utility companies across North Dakota and the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. To contact the Community Action Agency click on their logo to the right for contact information. Since this is a grant program, the assistance does not have to be paid back, but clients may be required to provide a co-payment.
Energy Share is not an on-going benefit, and clients will be encouraged to work out a payment plan with their utility company. Are you eligible for North Dakota Energy Share? You must be eligible for Fuel Assistance for the current program year.
Your home must be heated non-electrically. All homes using electric heat will be referred to the nearest County Social Services Office for assistance. If you are renting and/or receiving housing assistance, you are eligible for Energy Share when utilities are not included in your rent.
If you live on a reservation and are receiving a utility allowance, you may not be eligible for Energy Share. You may be required to have a disconnect or shut off notice from a utility company. Bills may be from a previous or current address, but must be no more than three (3) months old.
You may be referred to the Energy Conservation Program. You may be referred to the Self -Reliance and Budget Counseling Programs You may be required to provide a co-payment. Each time Energy Share is requested, an increase in this co-payment may occur.
Failure to meet any of these requirements may result in ineligibility of future assistance requests. Energy Share may pay for: Energy Share may not pay for: Local Community Action Agencies The Community Action Agencies of North Dakota offer many programs which assist low income, elderly, and handicapped individuals in a variety of ways.
Each agency provides assistance through Energy Conservation, HOME, Self Reliance, Energy Share, and many other programs. Please contact your local Community Action Agency for information on programs available. We also encourage you to help others!
Contact your Community Action Agency to find out how you may help get involved through volunteer work and other community efforts. Community Action Region VI Southeastern North Dakota Community Action Agency 3233 University Drive South Wildfire Mitigation Policy Dakota Valley Services Corporation Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Program Operation Round Up Guidelines Operation Roundup Board Members
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualifying low-income households approved for North Dakota LIHEAP (heating assistance program) through their local County Social Service Agency. Applicants must have a past due or disconnect notice. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Energy Share is funded by Community Action Agencies in North Dakota (Funded by private donations, utility companies, and LIHEAP). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in North Dakota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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