Sometimes life happens, and not in the way you intended. If you find yourself with unexpected expenses and need help paying your utility bill, we’re here for you. Find out more about New Hampshire’s financial assistance programs and how you can apply, or support those in need.
The federally funded NH Homeowner Assistance Fund Program provides assistance to New Hampshire homeowners who have been affected in any way by an increase in expenses or a reduction in income as a result of the COVID-19 public health crisis.
This new assistance program will provide assistance for applicants who fall into the 60-75% range of the state median income. If someone is eligible for this programs, they will qualify for a one-time payment in the amount of $200 towards their electric utility bill. Contact your local Community Action Agency for more information.
The Electric Assistance Program (EAP) is a statewide program that helps reduce the amount you owe on your electric bill.
This federally funded program is for low-income households in need of assistance in paying energy bills and who meet income eligibility requirements.
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This is a private charitable fund that provides assistance to those customers whose income is above the Fuel Assistance guidelines.
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If you’re ever having trouble paying your bill on time, please let us know right away. Depending on your eligibility, we may be able to offer you a credit extension or special payment agreement.
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