Program 1 · 28.8% of program spending · $437K in grants $21.0M
The energy efficiency program's goals are to provide long-term solutions and energy efficiency upgrades in affordable housing to help income- qualified coloradans reduce energy use and lower their bills. Current contracts with xcel energy, atmos energy, black hills energy, colorado natural gas (cng), city and county of denver, holy cross energy, san miguiel power authority (smpa), platte river power authority (prpa), la plata electric, city of gunnison, and gunnison county electric.
Program 2 · 2.7% of program spending $2.0M
The objective of the weatherization assistance for low-income persons (wap) program is to increase the energy efficiency of dwellings owned or occupied by income-qualified persons, reduce the total expenditures on energy, and improve their health and safety. Through funding received from the colorado governor's energy office, energy outreach colorado provides assistance to income-qualified multi-family dwellings for energy efficiency upgrades.
Program 3 · 38.5% of program spending · $5.9M in grants $28.1M
The crisis internvention program is funded by the colorado low-income energy assistance program and provides eligible households with emergency furnace repair and replacement services to ensure families have adequate access to heat. The nonprofit energy assistance program (neep) provides long term solutions and energy efficiency upgrades in nonprofit facilities to reduce energy use and lower energy bills. Current funders include the city of denver, state of colorado, and xcel energy; funds are restricted. Advocacy and commission is setup to advocate for the energy needs of low- income…
Form 990 (FY ending Sep 2025), Part III