As cold weather is starting to become a daily sight across the United Statesthousands of American families continue to struggle with the rising costs of energy bills, which is why many will be eligible to receive up to $300 per month in financial assistance.
from Maine the state government offers programs like LIHEAP or the Home Energy Assistance Program for Low-Income Peoplewhich provides money to low-income households to pay their heating costs.
This program is available to in-state residents across the Maine Utilitieswith a resource guide available at MaineElectricHelp.com, according to the state’s site.
Maine LIHEAP Eligibility Requirements
A Arrears Management Program (AMP) is set by pouring power and the Maine Central Electric Company to help low-income residents who are currently behind in paying their electricity bills.
Maine customers who have an energy bill payment debt of $500 that is at least three months old can participate in the program and be eligible for LIHEAP.
This will offer participating indebted customers a rebate of half their arrears payment, up to $300, as long as they make their payment on time.
How to apply for this energy assistance payment
Residents of Maine who are eligible to receive this energy assistance payment should apply for assistance through their local community action agency, utility provider, or the state website.
You should contact your utility provider as soon as possible if you are having difficulty making your payments, so that they can assist you with payment arrangement options or perhaps even financial assistance programs that you may be able to to have the right to.