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DNREC Energy Efficiency Programs

Learn about DNREC's Energy Efficiency Investment Fund, Energy Efficiency Industrial Program, and Weatherization Assistance Program. Explore highlights and future goals for a sustainable energy future in Delaware.

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DNREC Energy Efficiency Programs

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  1. DNREC Energy Efficiency Programs Ed Synoski January 16, 2019 861 Silver Lake Blvd., Dover, DE

  2. 2018Programs • EEIF – Energy Efficiency Investment Fund • E2I – Energy Efficiency Industrial • WAP – Weatherization Assistance Program

  3. Energy Efficiency Investment Fund (EEIF) • About • Supports commercial and industrial customers replace aging, inefficient equipment and systems with energy efficient alternatives. • 2018 Highlight • First Combined Heat and Power (CHP) application was pre-approved • Looking Forward • Comprehensive review of program incentive levels

  4. Energy Efficiency Industrial (E2I) • About • Helps large-scale energy users make their operations more energy efficient through innovative upgrades. • Looking Forward • Seeking new applicants

  5. Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) • About • Helps income eligible homeowners and renters cut their energy bills by weatherproofing and improving the energy efficiency of their homes. • 2018 Highlights • Contracted a new sub-grantee: • Energy Coordinating Agency (ECA) • Hired a new State Monitor • Increased outreach and marketing efforts • Looking Forward • Meeting the State goal to weatherize 400 households • Starting a low-income solar program before April 1, 2019

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