Program Partners

We are a collaborative statewide effort comprised of many groups working together in partnership to improve the comfort, safety, and energy use of homes in Illinois

About Us

Illinois is proud to be putting the final touches on a new statewide Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program which will launch incrementally across the state over the next 12-24 months thanks to key partnerships with Illinois’ utilities and sponsorship from the Illinois Energy Office at the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.  Illinois Home Performance (IHP)’s key objectives are to improve the comfort, safety, and energy efficiency of Illinois homes and to support businesses that perform these upgrades.

As a cooperative statewide effort, IHP was designed to offer advantages to both homeowners and contractors:  Homeowners will benefit from the program’s screened list of qualified contractors, utility rebates and financing mechanisms, and educational activities.

Contractors will benefit from the statewide approach that allows for a single Contractor Participation Agreement form, applicable as the base set of requirements in any active utility area. Contractors may also take advantage of a variety of training opportunities, an equipment loan program, marketing assistance, and of course, the use of the valued Home Performance with ENERGY STAR logo, which will provide value-added market differentiation.

If your organization wishes to partner with Illinois Home Performance and join us on our quest to improve the comfort, safety, and energy use of home in Illinois, contact us at info@IllinoisHomePerformance.org.

Program Providers

These groups deliver IHP locally, offering homeowner rebates, marketing services, and quality assurance.

                  

             

Program Supporters

Work with Statewide Coordinator to market the program to other utiliities and key organizations.

Statewide Coordinator

Working on behalf of the statewide sponsor, manages program development, coordination, and support services including contractor training and homeowner education.

Statewide Sponsor

Responsible for the overall statewide effort.

Delivery & Development Partners

Provide a variety of additional resources and assistance in making the program happen.