Delmarva Power Customer Relief Fund
Delmarva Power Customer Relief Fund – available only to Delmarva Power electric/gas customers
The Delmarva Power Customer Relief Fund is made possible through a one-time $4.5 million charitable contribution from Exelon, Delmarva Power’s parent company, to the Delaware Energy Fund, and is designed to support limited to moderate income customers.
The Fund was established this year through collaboration with Governor Matt Meyer, legislators, utilities, and the Sustainable Energy Utility (DBA Energize Delaware), who will manage the Fund, administer grants through the newly launched program, and assist eligible customers with applying.
Have questions? Call 888-735-1510 option 2
How to Qualify
- Active limited or moderate-income Delmarva Power residential electric and/or gas customer
- Limited income households
- Household income that currently qualifies for LIHEAP
- Moderate income households
- Household income above LIHEAP qualification up to 350 percent of federal poverty level and
- Carry a balance of at least $250
- All customers must also participate in the Energize Delaware Home Energy Checkup and Counseling (HEC2) program
Income Qualifications
Delmarva Power DE Income Guidelines (Monthly) | |
60% SMI (Limited Income) | 350% FPL (Moderate Income) |
1 person – $3,145
2 people – $4,112 3 people – $5.080 4 people – $6,048 5 people – $7,015 6 people – $7,983 7 people – $8,164 8 people – $8,346 |
1 person – $4,564
2 people – $6,168 3 people – $7,772 4 people – $9,377 5 people – $10,981 6 people – $12,585 7 people – $14,189 8 people – $15,793 |
Fund Allocation Details
- One-time per household; up to $300 in utility bill assistance
- Funds are awarded on a first-come, first-served basis
- Approved grants will be credited to customers’ Delmarva Power account
- Customers with disconnected service: If a customer’s past-due balance exceeds the eligible credit amount and their service has been disconnected and finalized, they are not eligible for the Customer Relief Fund. If the eligible credit covers at least 75% of the balance due, and the customer can make payment on the previous account to reconnect service, they will be considered eligible for the Customer Relief Fund.