The capital injection will replenish and relaunch several relief efforts, including matching grants and hardship programs, to help customers manage past-due balances. This latest contribution brings the total energy assistance provided by the utility through September 2026 to more than $107 million.

Beyond direct bill payment support, the company is emphasizing long-term stability through energy efficiency and weatherization resources. According to Gwen Mizell, senior vice president and chief sustainability officer, the strategy focuses on balancing grid reliability with the financial health of the communities served. Customers seeking to apply for these grants or explore efficiency programs can access details through the company’s dedicated assistance portal.