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Where can I find residential energy rates that determine my home’s energy bill?

Residential electric rates are determined by many factors, including kilowatt hours used, total monthly fuel costs and operational costs. Click here to see our current residential energy rates, and visit Understanding Your Bill to learn more about how energy rates are determined.

The current Total Monthly Fuel Cost Adjustment used to help determine your energy bills this month can be found by clicking here.

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There’s no catch — Home Uplift provides up to $10,000 per household in FREE energy upgrades that help improve energy efficiency in our community.

Your income and home must match certain qualifications to benefit from this program, as we are trying to help customers in situations where energy-saving updates are out of reach for their budget. To prove your eligibility, you will need to apply here and provide the requested documentation. There are also certain legal requirements your home must meet to qualify, so an EPB Energy Pro will need to stop by your home to perform an inspection and confirm eligibility. We also may ask you to fill out optional surveys about your experience with Home Uplift.

Because the goal of Home Uplift is to help community members who have the most to gain from energy upgrades but cannot afford to make them, applicants must meet the following qualifications to be considered eligible:

  1. You must live in a home serviced by EPB
  2. Your EPB account must be in your name (or your landlord’s name, with consent)
  3. Your income must meet the requirements outlined here.
  4. We also need proof of the following:
    • Your identification, such as:
      • Driver’s license or State ID
      • Birth certificate
      • Immigration documentation
    • That you own the home (or your consenting landlord owns the home), such as:
      • Deed
      • Title
      • Property tax receipt or bill
    • All sources of income for all members of your household
    • An EPB Energy bill you received within the past 12 months with your name as the account holder (or your landlord’s name)
  1. Your home must not be any of the following:
    • Apartment
    • Condo, townhome or multi-family dwelling of three or more units
    • Unoccupied buildings
    • Manufactured home built prior to 1976
    • Manufactured home not on a permanent foundation
    • New home with less than one year of service with EPB
    • Business or commercial property

Yes. There’s no limit on how many homes one homeowner can include in the program. However, at some point in the process you will be asked to co-sign a Participation Agreement with each home’s renter to ensure that both contractors and EPB Energy ProsSM are allowed on the premise to complete work as needed.

The Quality Contractor Network includes local providers who are approved by EPB and TVA to provide superior workmanship that meets strict standards for quality. Hiring a trusted professional is key to a successful home energy improvement experience. If you’re a contractor who is interested in growing your business, register to become part of the network.

Your rebate will not be affected by the outcome of a Quality Assurance Checkup and you will receive your rebate after submitting your information through the link provided in the MyTVA email. Your EPB Energy ProsSM will work directly with your contractor on the next steps to fix any issues. And after any issues have been addressed and rectified, the EPB Energy ProSM will come out to your home for a second time to recheck the work.

No. You must replace an existing electric HVAC system with another qualifying electric HVAC system to earn EPB and TVA EnergyRight® Home Energy Rebates. Only electric water heaters that are replaced with electric Heat Pump Water Heaters qualify for the EPB and TVA rebates. For new home construction, installing qualifying all-electric HVAC systems and Heat Pump Water Heaters can also earn EPB and TVA EnergyRight® Home Energy Rebates.

No — EPB receives funding from grants and TVA to pay for the Home Uplift program, which supports our mission to help our community and environment thrive, promote equity and reduce financial barriers that prevent households from improving energy efficiency.

For other questions, get in touch with us

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