Southampton Green Homes Program

The Town of Southampton’s Office of Energy and Sustainability administers the Southampton Green Homes Program as part of the larger Long Island Green Homes Consortium. Southampton Green Homes is a local program designed to promote home and building energy efficiency in the Town of Southampton. This program, through funding from the Department of Energy and cooperative agreements with Community Development Corporation of Long Island (CDCLI) and the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), helps Southampton residents save money, reduce carbon emissions and increase the health, safety and comfort of their homes and buildings. Southampton residents now have access to energy audits, installation services, low-cost financing and pathways to training for various green collar careers through the Green Jobs Green New York (GJGNY) program.

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Carbon emissions can be reduced 30% by increasing the energy efficiency of existing homes and buildings across the country. Improving the energy efficiency of homes can save homeowners hundreds of dollars each year.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:

Apply for a free (or reduced cost) energy audit with a Building Performance Institute (BPI) Certified Contractor Energy Audit Application
Select a participating BPI Accredited Home Performance Contractor
Evaluate the energy saving measures recommended.
Take advantage of low-interest loans, financing, and incentives for energy efficiency improvements