If you primarily heat w/ natural gas, You’ll be prompted to input the gas use, in therms, of your annual usage. Horizon is required to compare that against utilty records and database. You’ll also need the conditioned square footage of the finished and purposely heated area(s) of your home.

If you primarily heat w/ electricity, you’ll be asked to click the yes box for electric space heating and prompted to input the monthly usage of your total electricity bill. Horizon is required to compare that against utilty records and database. You’ll also need the conditioned square footage of the finished and purposely heated area(s) of your home.

If you heat your home w/ something other than natural gas or electricity, you’ll need to provide documentation of the previous years fuel consumption. You’ll also need the conditioned square footage of the finished and purposely heated area(s) of your home.

Gather up your reciepts of fuel oil, propane or cordwood / pellets for at least the last year. More than 1 year is more helpful.

Go to the HPwES web processing page for directions for “Navigating the HHI tool”.

If your HHI meets or exceeds the current HHI level at the time of your enrollment, the website will prompt you for more information. The HHI level does vary depending on utility, program budgets, ratepayer demand and interest, general energy costs.

HHI eligibility entitles the applicant to a low cost energy audit only. HHI eligibility is not a commitment for utilty funding of contractor proposed measures.

An audit / installation contractor will be assigned to the client (or the client can pick off the contractor list). A cost effective workscope needs to be presented to the utility by the contractor for approval of funding of the proposed measures.

Horizon will compare it to the municipal tax map of your property for accuracy.