| Program | State Home Oil Weatherization (SHOW) Program |
|---|---|
| Category | Financial Incentive |
| Implementing sector | State |
| Last Update | |
| State | Oregon |
| Administrator | Oregon Department of Energy |
| Website | https://www.oregon.gov/ohcs/energy-weatherization/Pages/show.aspx |
| Sectors | Residential |
The State Home Oil Weatherization (SHOW) Program provides cash payments to eligible homeowners and contractors. This applies to both for-profit and non-profit contractors. These pay to install energy-efficient heating equipment and make home weatherization improvements.
Eligible dwellings must receive their primary heating fuel from a fuel oil dealer. Eligible fuel oil dealers are those who retail at least heating oil or dyed diesel, but any other fuel purchased from them is eligible. Dwelling owners (including rental property owners) and contractors are eligible to apply.
A two-tier system awards the cash payments to allow for varied income eligibility. An annual Petroleum Supplier Assessment provides funding for the program, and all applications are subject to the availability of funds.
Tier 2 cash payments are awarded to applicants based solely on the eligible measures installed. Applicants do not qualify based on income. Measure costs may be counted towards the following lifetime maximum cash payments:
Eligible dwellings must receive their primary heating fuel from a fuel oil dealer. Eligible fuel oil dealers are those who retail at least heating oil or dyed diesel, but any other fuel purchased from them is eligible. Dwelling owners (including rental property owners) and contractors are eligible to apply.
A two-tier system awards the cash payments to allow for varied income eligibility. An annual Petroleum Supplier Assessment provides funding for the program, and all applications are subject to the availability of funds.
The program separates cash payments into two tiers. The income of the occupying household residing in the dwelling at the time of application determines eligibility. To be considered eligible, household income must be low-income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. Household income eligibility requirements are produced by the U.S. Department of Energy.
Cash Payment Tiers
The program awards Tier 1 cash payments to eligible low-income applicants. This includes applicants who represent low-income households. All measure costs may be counted towards the following lifetime maximum cash payments:
- $3,200 for heating equipment measures;
- $1,000 for duct sealing and insulation measures;
- $4,500 for dwelling insulation measures ($1,500 per region); and/or
- $1,500 for windows and doors measures.
Tier 2 cash payments are awarded to applicants based solely on the eligible measures installed. Applicants do not qualify based on income. Measure costs may be counted towards the following lifetime maximum cash payments:
- $2,000 for heating equipment measures;
- $600 for duct sealing and insulation measures;
- $3,000 for dwelling insulation measures ($1,000 per region); and
- $1,000 for windows and doors measures.
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