Collaborative program could help more than 800 eligible homeowners access needed weatherization and energy-efficiency home repairs through partnership with Georgia Power As part of Energy Efficiency Month, QTS Data Centers today announced the Fayette County Community Resilience Program, an innovative partnership with Georgia Power designed to help eligible customers overcome barriers to energy-efficiency improvements through home assessments, repairs and community-based support. QTS is investing $14 million to support pre-weatherization for more than 800 homes in Fayette County. Pre-weatherization work will address critical structural, health and safety issues that can prevent a home from accessing energy-efficiency improvements. By helping households complete this foundational work, the program is intended to create a pathway to homes that are more energy efficient, comfortable, healthy and safe. “At QTS, we believe that being a good neighbor means investing in the things that matter most to the people who call Fayette County home,” said Brian Herlihy, chief development officer at QTS. “This partnership with Georgia Power is about making a real difference for residents and families by creating opportunities to access resources that can improve their homes, lower energy costs and deliver benefits that last well beyond a single project.” For some households, necessary health and safety repairs must be completed before weatherization or other energy-efficiency improvements can…
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