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Thanks to Housing New Mexico’s Energy$mart program, Barbara Bloom’s home received energy-efficient upgrades — a change that will drastically reduce her energy bills by keeping her home warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

Meet Amelia Gonzales, a 70-year-old woman living in Espanola where Housing New Mexico's Energy$mart program was able to make a huge difference.

The Housing New Mexico Energy$mart program completely changed Roberta Wilson's life, making her unlivable home comfortable and saving her money on utilities.

Homeowners whose homes have been weatherized save an average of $240 per year in utility bills. The savings last for 20 to 25 years.

This makes them safer and more energy efficient for New Mexicans.

Central New Mexico Housing Corporation and Southwestern Regional Housing & Community Development Corp.