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Save Energy and Lower Bills as a Renter

You don’t have to own a home to start saving energy. Programs in New Orleans can help renters lower bills, improve comfort, and save energy.

Start With an Energy Assessment

Understanding how your building uses energy is the first step toward reducing costs. Energy assessments identify where energy is being wasted and what upgrades could deliver the biggest savings.

An Energy Assessment Can Help You

  • Identify inefficiencies in lighting, HVAC, and equipment
  • Estimate potential cost savings
  • Discover available rebates and incentives
  • Create a plan for improving building performance
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Income-Based Support

Some programs provide free upgrades, bill assistance, or additional incentives for income-qualified households. Eligibility depends on household size and income.

You May Qualify For

  • Free weatherization
  • Reduced-cost improvements
  • Bill assistance programs

Install Simple Energy-Saving Upgrades

Some energy-saving upgrades are easy to install and can help renters reduce electricity use right away.

Common Energy Smart Improvements

  • LED lighting upgrades
  • Smart thermostats
  • Water-saving fixtures
  • Other efficiency improvements
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Explore Energy-Saving Tips

Lower Your Energy Use

Small changes in how energy is used can make a noticeable difference in your monthly electricity bill.

Tips That Can Help You Save

  • Adjust thermostat settings
  • Switch to LED lighting
  • Turn off unused electronics
  • Reduce hot water use
  • Improve airflow and cooling efficiency

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We’ll also keep you informed about new energy programs and resources available to New Orleans residents and businesses.