Free, bill-lowering solar subscriptions for income-eligible members. PV For All helps income-qualified PVREA members save up to 30% of their electric usage (kWh) each month!
PV For All
PV For All allows income-qualified PVREA members who participate in the Colorado Energy Office Weatherization Assistance Program to save up to 30% off the energy-related cost (kWh) of their electric bill each month!
There are no out-of-pocket costs or subscription fees. Earn credits on your electric bill, lowering it a bit each month.
No equipment or solar panels will be installed at your home, yet you still benefit from reduced electricity costs.
Members must reside in PVREA service territory, pay their own electric bill, and the total household income must be at or below the Annual Gross Income levels set by their county of residence.
Income guidelines vary by county and the number of people in the household.
PV For All subscriptions are available on a first come, first-served basis, and quantity is limited.
Upon completing your Colorado Energy Office (CEO) Weatherization project, the CEO will send us a notification stating your project is complete and we will reach out to you with a PV For All subscription offering.
Yes! Renters, homeowners, people who live in apartments, houses, condos, mobile homes, etc. – anyone who pays their own electric bill to PVREA can participate in this program regardless of housing, as long as they meet the income requirements.
Your Pathway To Solar Subscription
PVREA members must go through the following program to income-qualify for PV For All.
Colorado Energy Office — Weatherization Assistance Program
The Weatherization Assistance Program is designed to help low-to-moderate income households improve their home’s energy efficiency at no cost by providing a comprehensive energy audit and implementing energy-saving measures.
The energy-saving measures aim to reduce energy consumption, lower utility bills, and enhance indoor comfort.
2) PV For All: We will then notify you when you have been income-qualified and can apply for the PV For All program to start saving even more on your electric bill.
To qualify for PV For All, you must pay your electric bill without third-party assistance. However, if this program isn’t the right fit for you, we have other resources that could help lower your energy-related expenses.
Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) is a federally funded initiative administered by the Colorado Department of Human Services designed to help eligible Colorado residents manage a portion of their winter home heating costs by alleviating the financial burden of heating expenses during the colder months.
CSU Extension’s Senior Access Points Program provides older adults and their families and/ or caregivers a single access point to the many resources available in Larimer County.
House of Neighborly Services assists and advocates for people challenged by the effects of poverty or situational crisis in the Loveland and Berthoud communities.
Stepping Stones of Windsor offers financial help in the Weld RE-4 school district (Severance, Windsor, and West Greeley) to prevent homelessness and provide financial assistance.
The Family Center/La Familia works alongside diverse families to provide high-quality support services with an emphasis on cultural attunement with the Latinx community.
Still Have Questions?
In you’re interested in participating and still have questions, contact us by emailing our team.
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