Agencies & Other Stakeholders List

Civil-rights and community perspective on utility shutoff policies and the effects of disconnection on vulnerable households.

Literature review examining causes and consequences of high household energy burden and limitations of existing affordability interventions.

Analysis of how the PAYS® system addresses recommended protections for low-income participants and where coordination with zero-cost programs remains important.

Critical assessment of affordability, disconnection, marketing, disclosures, successor obligations, tenant impacts, and potential displacement of zero-cost programs.

Data tool for exploring energy burden, income, housing type, fuel use, and geographic characteristics relevant to program targeting.

Featured example of referrals and funding coordination between a utility IUI program and the Weatherization Assistance Program.

Helps state and local governments compare financing mechanisms, public roles, funding structures, and implementation considerations.

National review of LMI market barriers, financing structures, public-policy considerations, and relationships between financing and direct assistance.

Customer-friendly explanation of how a utility can provide energy improvements without requiring a conventional consumer loan.

Plain-language introduction to utility-funded site improvements and cost recovery through charges designed to remain below estimated savings.