On a monthly basis, homeowners typically spend between $150 and $400 cooling their homes during the summer. There are a number of factors, including location, size of the home, and local electricity rates. However, it can be expected to spend an average of $778 throughout the season on just cooling your house to a livable temperature. That cost can be crippling for seniors who are living on a fixed income. Luckily, there are a few programs in place that can help alleviate the costs. Here are six energy programs to keep your eye on for assistance this year.
