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The Home Energy Resilience Improvements Program the possibility of acquiring a renewable solar energy equipment, which consists of a Photovoltaic System (PVS) and a Battery Storage System (BSS).
HOME ENERGY RESILIENCE IMPROVEMENTS AND INCENTIVE PROGRAM
The Community Energy and Water Resilience Installations – Household (CEWRI – HH) Program provides households the possibility of acquiring a renewable solar energy equipment, which consists of a Photovoltaic System (PVS) and a Battery Storage System (BSS) under the New Energy and the Solar Incentive Programs. This represents a direct investment in a self-sustaining, regenerative installation that could persist and thrive through physical, economic, and social challenges after a hazard event.
Applicants will be responsible for initiating contact with CEWRI-HH approved and registered Renewable Energy Installation Companies (REIC). Upon determination of eligibility by the Puerto Rico Department of Housing (PRDOH) and acceptance of the grant by the applicant, both parties shall execute a Reserve Grant Agreement to secure the grants financial assistance. Thereafter, the applicant can hire the approved and participating REIC to install the system.
GUIDELINES
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Documents required for REICs to submit and complete enrollment process to be considered as an authorized entity for the program:
- Evidence of Registration with the Department of Consumer Affairs
- Evidence of Enrollment in the Federal Government’s System of Award Management (SAM)
- Certificate of Good Standing
- Debt Certificate from the Puerto Rico Department of Treasury
- Certificate of Income Tax Returns from Puerto Rico Department of Treasury
- Account Statement from the Municipal Revenue Collection Center
- Evidence of One (1) Employee being a Certified Installer under Regulation No. 7796, as amended
- Evidence of Public Liability Insurance to cover damages ranging no less than $1,000,000 by occurrence and $1,000,000 by aggregate for the installations to be performed for CEWRI eligible Applicants
- RRP Certification issued by EPA
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Lead based Paint Guide for REIC |
Guide | Reference | Download |
Guidelines for Registering as a Program-approved REIC |
Guide | Reference | Download |
SAM Registration Guide |
Guide | Reference | Download |
Introduction to CEWRI-IP |
Presentation | Reference | Download |
Award Disbursement Claims for REICs |
Presentation | Reference | Download |
Requirements for quoting systems under CEWRI-HH |
Presentation | Reference | Download |
Introduction to CEWRI-HERI |
Presentation | Reference | Download |
System Quotation Checklist |
Form | Installation | Download |
Environmental Acknowledgement and Consent Form |
Form | Installation | Download |
Warranties Package Form |
Form | Installation | Download |
Lead-Based Paint Requirements Screening Form |
Form | Installation | Download |
Compliance with Project Eligibility Certification Form |
Form | Registration | Download |
REIC Commitment of Compliance with CEWRI-HH Terms and Conditions |
Form | Registration | Download |
Enrollment Submittal Form |
Form | Registration | Download |
Vendor Request Form |
Form | Registration | Download |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) |
Guide | Reference | Download |
System Commissioning Report |
Form | Installation | Download |
System Commissioning Report Template – Completion Guide |
Guide | Reference | Download |
Installed System Photos Report |
Form | Installation | Download |
The application process to become a participating company can take up to two weeks. Once the documents are submitted, you will receive an email confirming that your application was received and indicating the next steps to follow.
Thank you for being part of the rebuilding of our island!
FREQUENTLY QUESTIONS
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It is an allocation of funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), available when the president declares a major disaster and there are significant unmet needs for long-term recovery.
The Puerto Rico Department of Housing has been designated as the entity responsible for administering the funds that will assist in the recovery of the island from disasters caused by the 2017 Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
To invest in a more secure and resilient society, and to achieve a transparent and planned distribution, the funds granted by CDBG-DR will be divided into 4 main categories:
• Housing
• Planning
• Economic Development
• Infrastructure
All CDBG-DR-supported programs provided by HUD must meet one of the program’s national objectives:
• Benefit people from low to moderate economic resources.
• Assist in the prevention or elimination of deteriorating areas.
• Meet an urgent need.
• You can access CONTACT on the website.
• Write an email to: infoCDBG@vivienda.pr.gov
• Call: 787-274-2527 ext. 6400 or 6421
•Send a letter to:
Puerto Rico CDBG-DR Program
P.O. Box 21365 San Juan,
PR 00928-1365