If you qualify for an assistance program (such as SNAP, WIC, or Home Energy Assistance Target (HEAT)), and live in Weber or Davis County, you are eligible for a FREE smart thermostat and LED bulbs. Thermostats and bulbs are available on a first-come, first serve basis.
EMPOWER UTAH
Join Weber State's Sustainability Team in increasing the energy efficiency of your home by installing a smart thermostat and efficient lighting – for free!
Do You Qualify?
Free Thermostats
Smart thermostats make it simple to save energy and money while heating and cooling your home. With the Nest E Thermostat the average U.S. household can save over $130 a year.
In addition to saving money, smart thermostats can improve Utah's air quality and support a healthy climate.
Free LED Light Bulbs
By upgrading 5 light fixtures to LED bulbs, households can cut utility bills by over $25 a year according to Energy STAR. LED bulbs use approximately 85% less energy than traditional light bulbs while providing the same amount of light.
How to Participate
1. Determine if your home’s heating and cooling systems are .
2. Contact Natalie Alejandre, Regional HEAT Supervisor, at 801-394-9774 extension 125, or to check if you qualify, and schedule a pick-up time.
3. Install your Nest E thermostat () and LEDs and start saving energy!
The HEAT Program also provides year-round energy and water bill assistance, as well as energy and water-related crisis help for eligible households. HEAT offices are located at 1140 36th Street, Suite 150, Ogden, UT 84403.
More Energy Savings
Use the for easy efficiency tips and guidance.
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Committed to Our Community
91¶ÌÊÓƵ is committed to offering our community sustainability programs focused on improving the lives of residents and ensuring a livable, healthy climate for current and future generations. To learn more about our community programs visit our community page.
For more information, contact:
Bonnie Christiansen, Sustainability Programs & Engagement Manager
Sustainability Practices & Research Center
(801) 626-6326 or bchristiansen2@weber.edu
Partners
Weber State Sustainability would like to thank our partners for making this program possible!