Citizens Energy Corporation

For us, helping to deliver reliable, affordable, clean energy is just the start.

Citizens Energy has been at the forefront of innovative renewable energy projects that build trust, strengthen communities, and power a better future for the people who need it most.
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Struggling to pay your electric bills?

Citizens Energy was built for moments like these — when neighbors need a little extra help.
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Citizens' model highlighted in proposed state energy affordability legislation

Healey Administration cites Citizens’ transmission projects as model for a Non-Utility Distribution, Transmission, and Thermal Investment Program – an innovative approach that is already delivering tens of millions of dollars in benefits to customers and communities.
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WHO WE ARE

Powering change,
empowering communities.

Citizens Energy Corporation was founded by former U.S. Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy II in 1979 to make life's basic needs more affordable. In the past 43 years, we have provided over $600 million in charitable benefits through our profits from dozens of successful businesses.

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Charitable Programs

Through innovation, investment, and community engagement, Citizens Energy is powering change and empowering communities across the country.

As a strategic partner with Vineyard Wind 1, Citizens Energy uses a revolving loan fund to make energy efficiency upgrades in multi-family housing.

Revolving Loan Fund
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JOE-4-SUN is a non-profit assistance program lowering electricity costs for thousands of households across Massachusetts and New York.

JOE-4-SUN
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Citizens Imperial Valley Solar is the largest low-income community solar project in the country, serving 12,000 households annually.

Imperial Valley Solar
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Citizens Energy uses profits from a transmission line to provide electric vehicles to Native American health centers, charitable organizations and social service agencies in San Diego County.

Electric Vehicles
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The Shelter Heat program provides warmth to facilities that house homeless individuals and families.

Shelter Heat
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