NEADA submitted written testimony last week to the House Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services and Education in support of fiscal year (FY)
Op-Ed by Mark Wolfe Calls on Congress to Address Unaffordable Energy Costs
Struggling US families face a wave of power shutoffs
Press Release: Families are Drowning in Utility Debt
NEADA Calls for Additional Funding for Energy Assistance
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
Biden Administration FFY 2023 Budget Proposal Includes $3.975 Billion for LIHEAP
The Biden Administration’s Federal Fiscal Year 2023 Proposal On March 28, 2022, the Biden Administration released their budget proposal for federal
NEADA Calls for Additional $5 Billion for LIHEAP in FFY 2022
The letter describes the strain that low income households are facing due to increased energy prices this winter as a result of inflation and the
Final FFY 2022 Appropriations Bill Includes $3.8 Billion for LIHEAP
- An increase of $50 million from the FFY 2021 level of $3.75 billion - After passage by the Senate and the House, President Biden signed the
Senators Call for “Highest Level of Funding Possible” for LIHEAP in FY 2022
Yesterday, 42 Senators released a letter calling on Congress to provide the “highest level of funding possible” for LIHEAP for Fiscal Year (FY) 2022.
“North Star” Bill to End Energy Poverty Introduced in Congress
Today, Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) and Representative Jamaal Bowman (D-NY 16) introduced the Heating and Cooling Relief Act of 2022, which would overhaul