Delaware Launches $6.5 Million Utility Bill Relief Program

The Home Energy Check-Up and Counseling Program (HEC²) will be expanded to offer utility bill credits and invest in energy efficiency improvements.

Nearly 20,000 Delawareans could receive assistance through this one-time cash infusion.

The program is funded by a donation from Delmarva Power's parent company, Exelon, and does not shift costs to other customers.

Limited- and moderate-income customers who are delinquent on their energy bills may qualify for up to $300 in relief.

Immediate Relief: Utility bill credits will be provided to eligible households to help cover outstanding balances.

Long-Term Savings: Investments in energy efficiency improvements will help residents reduce their energy consumption and lower their bills in the future.

Check eligibility requirements at delmarva.com/ReliefDE?ref=yanuki.com.

Gather necessary documentation, such as proof of income and energy bills.

Apply for the program starting in July.

Limited- and moderate-income households.

Delmarva Power customers in Delaware.

Those with outstanding energy bills.

Q: How can I apply for the Customer Relief Fund?

Q: What are the eligibility requirements?

Delaware is launching a $6.5 million Customer Relief Fund to help residents with utility bills.

The program offers immediate financial assistance and long-term energy-saving solutions.

Applications will be available starting in July. Check eligibility requirements and apply at delmarva.com/ReliefDE?ref=yanuki.com.