Our Impact: EOC By The Numbers in 2022

ALL PROGRAMS

35,005 TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS SERVED

23,298

Renter
Households

6,890

Rural
Households

15,855

Households
with Children

3,160

Households
with Seniors

7,238

Households with Disabilities

TOTAL ENERGY IMPACT

Decatherms

100

Saved

Kilowatt Hours

10000

Saved

Greenhouse Gas
Emissions Saved

1000

Metric Tons of CO2 Avoided

Total Dollars

$ 100000

Saved

Total Kilowatt Hours

10000

Of Solar Produced

BILL PAYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

23,265 TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS SERVED

18,404

Renter
Households

4,874

Rural
Households

15,679

Households
with Children

2,532

Households
with Seniors

1,116

Households with Veterans

6,546

Households with Disabilities

COLORADO AFFORDABLE RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM (CARE)

TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS SERVED 

575 

ENERGY SAVINGS

14,272 Decatherms

209,558 Kilowatt Hours

TOTAL LEVERAGED ASSISTANCE

$2,222,000

COMMUNITY SOLAR PROGRAM

TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS SERVED 

1,202 

ENERGY PRODUCED

7,986,284 Kilowatt Hours

TOTAL DOLLARS SAVED

$454,169.72

CRISIS INTERVENTION PROGRAM (CIP)

TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS SERVED 

2,825

TOTAL DOLLARS SPENT

$7,511,657.73

MULTIFAMILY AFFORDABLE HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS (UNITS)

4,155

ENERGY SAVINGS

11,397.80 Decatherms

1,886,658 Kilowatt Hours

TOTAL LEVERAGED ASSISTANCE

$3,572,058

NONPROFIT ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRAM (NEEP)

TOTAL PROJECTS 

54 

ENERGY SAVINGS

2,588 Decatherms

1,634,469 Kilowatt Hours

TOTAL LEVERAGED ASSISTANCE

$1,991,296

NEW PROGRAM LAUNCHED IN 2022

HEALTHY HOMES PROGRAM

In 2022, EOC launched a new program called Healthy Homes, which focuses on the health and well-being of the household, to improve energy efficiency and make every participant’s home safer, healthier, and more comfortable.

Building on decades of experience addressing energy burdens in vulnerable communities, EOC seeks to redesign the traditional weatherization process with a data-led approach to determine cost-avoidance (health and energy) benefits rather than the traditional cost-effectiveness (energy-only) benefits. Partnering with Denver-area healthcare providers, EOC will create a weatherization prescription and provide a national model for equitable program development.

EOC will work with income-qualified households to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve indoor air quality, and reduce exposure to pollutants for those living with chronic breathing conditions. In doing this, we expect to alleviate future healthcare costs and decarbonize households, delivering health and economic benefits where they are needed most.

The City and County of Denver fund this program through the Climate Protection Fund (CPF) and the Office of Climate Action, Sustainability, and Resiliency (CASR). EOC was granted $4 million over the next three years and anticipates serving 100 homes and spending $30,000-$50,000 per home, depending on what is installed.

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