Nashville program offers free energy upgrades to up to 100 homes

Housing & Homelessness · Nashville · Fri Nov 13, 9:48 PM Central

Mayor Freddie O'Connell announced PowerBack Nashville, a pilot offering free energy evaluations and upgrades to up to 100 low-income homes affected by Winter Storm Fern.

4 reports

WSMV 4 (NBC)Nashville program offers up to 100 households free home energy upgrades Nov 13, 1:38 PM
FOX 17 WZTVNashville program to offer energy evaluations and weatherization for storm-damaged homes Nov 13, 2:54 PM
NewsChannel 5 WTVF (CBS)Program to provide free home improvements to some low-income residents impacted by Winter Storm Fern Nov 13, 3:21 PM
WKRN News 2 (ABC)O'Connell's PowerBack Nashville to lower energy bills for up to 100 low-income homes affected by Winter Storm Fern Nov 13, 9:48 PM

In this story: PowerBack Nashville, Freddie O'Connell, Tennessee Valley Authority, Rebuilding Together Nashville, United Way of Greater Nashville

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