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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Philadelphia Energy Authority, Built to Last Project Pea Developed a Home Improvement Program Called Built to Last That Integrates and Weaves Together Funding From Existing Housing Repair Programs to Reduce Their Deferral Rates While Holistically Restoring Existing Low-income Homes. in Addition to Reestablishing the Homes as Secure, Healthy and Affordable Places to Live, the Built to Last Model Makes the Homes Resilient: Homes Restored Through the Program Are Less Susceptible to the Effects of Climate Change and Uncertain Energy Markets Because Their Structures Are Stable, Basic Services Such as Heating and Plumbing Are Functional, They Are Protected From the Elements, and Ultimately Operate More Efficiently. Homes in This Program Also Benefit From Air-conditioning and Rooftop Solar Systems Installations Whenever Possible.
Committed
$2.1 Million
Paid out
$1.9M
91%
Committed, not yet paid
$187.3K
9%
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