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Seeing higher energy bills? State of NH offers assistance programs

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Did you know that the State of New Hampshire offers a number of assistance programs that are administered through Community Action Agencies? With heating and electricity prices high, residents are seeing higher energy bills. These programs can significantly help clients and residents.

Who is Eligible?

Households with incomes between 60% and 75% of the state median income may qualify for:

  • A one-time credit of $450 for heating assistance.
  • A one-time credit of $200 on electric bills.

Households with incomes below 60% of the state median income may be eligible for assistance through:

Income eligibility is based on family size and gross annual income. The chart below shows the maximum gross annual income guidelines for 75% of the State Median income.

  • Family of 1: $48,711
  • Family of 2: $63,699
  • Family of 3: $78,688
  • Family of 4: $93,676
  • Family of 5: $108,664
  • Family of 6: $123,653
  • Family of 7: $126,463
  • Family of 8: $129,274

How to Apply

For more information on the programs, please visit the NH Department of Energy’s website. To apply for assistance or to learn more about the application process, households should contact their local Community Action Agency at capnh.org.

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