Coordinate With Low-Income Programs Sample Clauses

Coordinate With Low-Income Programs. This Section applies only to authorized Work relating to Measures and Customers included in PG&E’s ESA program. Such coordination is required because low- income Customers who participate in non-Low-Income programs in some cases may lose their eligibility for future participation in separately-funded Low-Income programs. Low-Income Customers should not pay for Measures and services for which they are eligible at no cost through existing Low-Income program offerings.
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