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Energy Affordability Project

Energy price fluctuations can affect whether or not a low-income family can afford to pay their energy bills. Through the Energy Affordability Project, NEADA estimates what percentage of the average family's energy bill will be covered by LIHEAP based on energy price projections.

September 20, 2023

Winter Heating Price Outlook: Home Heating Expenditures Remain High for 2023-2024 Heating Season

Prices decline for households using natural gas, but electricity and delivered fuel prices are up.

Filed Under: Energy Affordability Project, Home Page, News & Press

May 24, 2023

Utility Arrearages Rise After Winter Shutoff Moratoriums End

The level of utility consumer debt – the amount consumers owe their utilities – has increased from $17.5 billion at the end of January 2023 to $19.5

Filed Under: Energy Affordability Project, Home Page

April 17, 2023

End of Winter Energy Update Shows Households Are Still Struggling to Pay Bills

Utility Arrearages Continue to Increase, Applications for LIHEAP Reach Highest Level in since 2009, Electric Prices Increase Almost Twice the Rate of

Filed Under: Energy Affordability Project, Home Page

January 30, 2023

NEADA Midwinter Energy Update for 2023

The National Energy Assistance Directors’ Association (NEADA) today released its midwinter energy update. The energy update indicates the highest

Filed Under: Energy Affordability Project

June 17, 2022

NEADA Summer Electricity Outlook

Electricity prices are expected to increase significantly this summer

Filed Under: Energy Affordability Project, Home Page, News & Press

April 12, 2022

Energy Inflation Hits Lower Income Families Hardest

Congress must Act to Protect Struggling Families Pay High Energy Bills NEADA's analysis of rising home energy and gasoline prices by income found

Filed Under: Energy Affordability Project, Home Page, News & Press

October 2, 2021

LIHEAP Math is Simple: More Funding, More Families Get Help

In some ways, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is straightforward. Congress appropriates funds, which are given to the states to

Filed Under: Energy Affordability Project, Home Page

November 1, 2019

Average Heating Prices Expected to Remain Above $900 For Winter 2019-20

High Cost of Heat this Winter Will Mean a Cold Holiday Season for Many Families Average Prices Expected to Remain Above $900 November 1,

Filed Under: Energy Affordability Project, Home Page, News & Press

December 15, 2017

Colder Winter and Higher Prices Show Less Purchasing Power for Poor Families in 2017

NEADA projects that national average cost of home heating will increase from $783 in 2017 to $861 this winter. This is the highest price since 2014-15

Filed Under: Dev Site, Energy Affordability Project, News & Press

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