FirstEnergy’s Pennsylvania Utilities Multifamily Programs

Start Saving Energy and Money at Your Property

Help Your Residents Save Money and
Add Value to Your Property

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Qualified properties can save energy through no-cost energy assessments and installation of energy-saving products.

FirstEnergy’s Pennsylvania Utilities Multifamily Programs help qualifying property owners and managers identify energy-saving opportunities and receive no-cost installation of eligible energy-efficient products.

It all starts with an energy assessment. Energy advisors evaluate your property and install qualifying upgrades in resident units and common areas, helping save energy while maintaining resident comfort.

Rebates and financing are also available for qualifying energy-saving improvements and purchases, such as refrigerator replacement, HVAC and whole building lighting upgrades, which can significantly reduce upfront project costs.

How to Get Started

Step 1:
Enroll

Fill out our online form to apply for a no-cost energy assessment.

Step 2:
Property Assessment

During the energy assessment, we'll identify the property's potential for no-cost, energy-saving products and reveal deeper savings opportunities.

Step 3:
Product Installation

Schedule an installation date for the energy-saving products. Eligible energy-saving products are installed at no additional cost in participating units and common areas.

Step 4:
Further Upgrades

Get a referral to a participating contractor who can help you discover even more energy-saving opportunties and rebates.

Benefits for Property Managers and Owners

Improve your building efficency by:

  • Reducing energy consumption
  • Lowering operating costs
  • Improving property efficiency
  • Enhancing resident comfort
  • Supporting resident utility savings
  • Increasing property value
No-Cost, Energy-Saving Products

We install energy-saving products at no cost to you or your residents, which my include:

  • LED light bulbs
  • Kitchen faucet aerators
  • Bathroom faucet aerators*
  • Energy-efficient showerheads*
  • Advanced power strips

*Must have electric water heating to qualify for water-saving measures.