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Program: Home Energy Assessment - Sacramento Municipal Utility District

Agency: Sacramento Municipal Utility District


Resource Number: 4094068
Alternate name: SMUD, previously known as the Low-Income Weatherization Program

 Description

A SMUD Energy Specialist will walk you through personalized tips to conserve energy and determine if you qualify for free measures to make your home more energy efficient. Once a need is determined, a SMUD contractor will contact you to schedule an in-house appointment that follows all current safety precautions.

Assistance may include:

  • Renter - Apartment: eligible for an advanced power strip, fan, and LED light bulbs*
  • Renter - House: eligible for a programmable thermostat, advanced power strip, LED light bulbs, insulation, and minor efficiency upgrades*
  • Homeowner: eligible for some heating and cooling repairs or replacements, energy efficiency upgrades (or switching from gas to electric appliances), and electrical vehicle chargers

*Landlord or property manager sign-off required depending on items being requested.






Program Phones:
916-732-5659
Main - Energy Saver Bundle/Refrigerator Program

Website: www.smud.org/energysaverbundles
 Email: [email protected]

Location information
Sites offering this program
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Customer Service Center  
Location: 6301 S Street
Sacramento 95817
Program Hours:
Monday through Friday, 8 am - 4 pm
Description: Nearest cross street: 65th Street.
Bus Service: Nearest bus stop: S Street at 65th Street (WB & EB), Bus C.
Public Transportation Light Rail. Gold Line. University/65th Street Station (WB).
Disabilities Access: Fully accessible to individuals using mobility aids. Designated, accessible parking spaces. Lobby at SMUD can assist customers with disability where they can sit down instead of standing up while being helped by a representative.
Mailing Address: PO Box 15830, Sacramento, CA 95852
Service Area:

Program Delivery
Eligibility: Low-income customers who qualify for the Energy Assistance Program Rate (EAPR) income guidelines listed below (200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines, effective as of February 1, 2026).

Income-Based Eligibility Guidelines:
Household size of 1-2: monthly income of $3,607; annual income of $43,284
Household size of 3: monthly income of $4,553; annual income of $54,636
Household size of 4: monthly income of $5,500; annual income of $66,000
Household size of 5: monthly income of $6,447; annual income of $77,364
Household size of 6: monthly income of $7,393; annual income of $88,716

Add $947 for each additional person in the household.

Households are eligible for the discounted rate if their income doesn't exceed 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. These figures reflect that percentage.

Check online to see if you qualify to apply for the EARP discount using SMUD qualification tool online.
Languages: Most languages by arrangement, Spanish, English
Application Process: Apply online. If you need more information, telephone and if the call goes to voicemail leave your name and phone number and include the program name "Energy Saver Bundle".
Payment methods:
Program Fees: No fee.
Documents Required: Varies. Call for required documents.
Service Area:
Defined coverage area:
CA-Sacramento County



 





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