With rising energy costs the City will host its first ever Energy Savings Fair with community partners.
GLOUCESER — The City of Gloucester will host its first-ever Energy Savings Fair to connect residents with resources and information to help manage and lower utility expenses. Residents of all income levels are invited to stop by the fair, sponsored by National Grid, to speak with City staff, representatives from local organizations and National Grid Advocates to learn more about opportunities to reduce their energy bills. National Grid Advocates will be available to explore options and determine eligibility for assistance including:
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Discount Rate
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Payment Plans
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Budget Billing
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Arrears Management Program (AMP)
Along with the advocates, you can talk with representatives from several local organizations. Residents are encouraged to bring a recent National Grid bill, and a SNAP, MassHealth, SSI, or WIC benefit card or acceptance letter OR proof of income such as your most recent tax return or 4 weeks of pay stubs to help determine program eligibility for means-tested programs. Available assistance organizations will include,
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Mass Save (HomeWorks Energy)
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Gloucester Community Electricity Aggregation
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Action Inc. Energy Services and Fuel Assistance Programs
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Gloucester Housing Rehab and First tIme Home Buyers Programs
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The Open Door (SNAP)
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Gloucester Sawyer Free Library
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Cape Ann Climate Coalition
WHO: City of Gloucester, MassSaves/National Grid, Action Inc.
WHAT: Energy Savings Fair for homeowners and renters in Gloucester of all income levels
WHEN: Thursday, April 13, 2023 at 4:00 p.m.
WHERE: Kyrouz Auditorium, Gloucester City Hall
For more information contact Gemma Wilkens, Sustainability Coordinator, gwilkens@gloucester-ma.gov
