Energy Efficiency Programs for Low Income Households in WNY
About this episode
Michael Casciano discusses energy efficiency programs aimed at helping low- to moderate-income households in Western New York.
NOCO President and CEO Michael Casciano discusses how the company is expanding energy efficiency programs to help low- to moderate-income households in Western New York reduce energy costs. In a conversation with I’Jaz Je’ceil, he explains how free energy audits and insulation upgrades can lower bills, while also addressing the barriers many families face in accessing these programs.
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