We have established a list of useful links and resources that will assist you in your quest for energy savings and loan information.If you have a relevant link that you feel should be included in this list please send an email to webmaster@weccusa.org. In your email please include the URL and a brief description of the web site or the organization. Thank you.

Affordable Comfort - Affordable Comfort, Inc. is an educational nonprofit dedicated to helping homes become more energy efficient, safe, comfortable and affordable through training programs and demonstration activities.Affordable Comfort, Inc. is an educational nonprofit dedicated to helping homes become more energy efficient, safe, comfortable and affordable through training programs and demonstration activities.

EPA - ENERGYSTAR.gov - ENERGY STAR is a government-backed program helping businesses and individuals protect the environment through superior energy efficiency. This site contains information on energy efficient products and improvements for your home and business.

Fannie Mae - Fannie Mae is a private, shareholder-owned company that works with lenders to provide financial products and services for homeowners.

Home Energy - Home Energy's ongoing technical coverage of residential energy efficiency issues is unparalleled. The site contains many useful articles on energy efficiency.

RESNET - RESNET (Residential Energy Services Network) is a national network of mortgage companies, real estate brokerages, builders, appraisers, utilities and other housing and energy professionals. This website is a good resource for locating certified energy audit consultants, information on energy efficiency mortgages, lenders, state-specific incentives, and products and services.

WECC - WECC is a private, nonprofit organization offering numerous energy efficiency services to utilities, government regulatory agencies, consumer advocacy groups, and homeowners. WECC has been active in designing and delivering energy efficient programs to residential customers for nearly 20 years.