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Publications

Other LIHEAP Publications

Other agencies and organizations that publish LIHEAP or low-income energy related publications are listed below, along with their most recent publications, if available.

Division of Energy Assistance/ US Department of Health and Human Services: LIHEAP information for grantees and the general public, publishes annual Reports to Congress and annual Home Energy Notebook

• 2006 LIHEAP Report to Congress
• 2007 Home Energy Notebook
• Frequently Asked Questions (professionals)
• Frequently Asked Questions (general public)

Department of Energy/ Weatherization Assistance Program: General information about the WAP, guidance for grantees

Weatherization Assistance Program Technical Assistance Center: Technical information about the program for practitioners and energy conservation professionals

• 2008 Funding Survey for WAP

National Energy and Utility Affordability Conference: Conference presentations focus on LIHEAP, weatherization, other low-income energy programs.

• 2009 Conference presentations
• 2008 Conference presentations

National Consumer Law Center: Resources on low-income energy and other utility programs, information geared to legal professionals and advocates.

• May 2009 Testimony of NCLC on LIHEAP appropriations

National Energy Assistance Directors’ Association: Represents state LIHEAP directors, conducts research on need for LIHEAP, provides program statistics

• Record Number of Households Receive Energy Assistance /Shut-Offs Exceed 4.3 Million
  Households in 2009
• 2005 National Energy Assistance Survey

National Fuel Funds Network: Surveys, information about and for private and charitable assistance programs

National Community Action Foundation: Updates on LIHEAP, weatherization and CSBG funding, legislative changes

Economic Opportunity Studies: A wide range of studies on low-income affordability issues.

• The Burden of FY 2008 Residential Energy Bills on Low-Income Consumers
• National Surveys of W.A.P. and LIHEAP Leveraging

Energy Programs Consortium: Represents state weatherization and community service programs directors; energy policy directors, state public service commissioners; and energy assistance directors. Conducts research on their behalf.

• Bringing Residential Energy Efficiency to Scale Implementing a National Residential Energy Efficiency Program

Fisher Sheehan and Colton: A consulting firm with broad expertise in low-income energy affordability and efficiency programs

• FSC Quarterly Newsletter
• Annual Home Energy Affordability Gap

APPRISE: Evaluates and publishes papers on varied lo- income energy programs

• Colorado Low-Income Energy Assistance Delivery Study (2009)

Campaign for Home Energy Assistance: Information to inform policy makers on the need for LIHEAP

• 2008 LIHEAP Fact Sheets

American Gas Association: Periodic reports, testimony on the need for LIHEAP

• LIHEAP and Energy Efficiency Programs are Essential to Help At-Risk, Low-income Consumers cope with increasing energy costs (December 2008) 

Page Last Updated: February 9, 2010