Joint Statement on Massachusetts Senate Passage of S.2738, an Act Relative to Electric Ratepayer Protections
Today represents a major step forward towards providing long overdue protections for Massachusetts consumers.
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Groups Celebrate Updated Energy Efficiency Rules for New U.S.-Backed Homes
Advocates and industry groups welcomed newly adopted energy codes today for federally supported homes across the country.
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CCD Letter to Reps Dingell and Fitzpatrick on Additional Funds for the Affordable Connectivity Program
The members of the Consortium for Constituents with Disabilities urges Representatives Dingell and Fitzpatrick to provide additional funding for the Federal Communications Commission’s Affordable Connectivity Program. This federal assistance for affordable broadband internet service is essential for people with disabilities to access education, healthcare services, economic/employment/job opportunities and to engage in civic, community and social…
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NEUAC National Partners Letter in Support of Full FY 2024 LIHEAP Appropriations
This is a national groups letter to Congressional Appropriators and leadership urging that FY 2024 LIHEAP be funding in full.
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Letter to Acting Secretary Todman in support of HUD-USDA Determination Regarding Energy Efficiency Building Codes
On behalf of 22 consumer protection, housing affordability, energy efficiency, and climate justice signatory organizations, we thank you for your continued work to secure healthy, affordable, and efficient housing for all residents. We write today to reinforce our support and excitement for the final determination from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and…
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Letter to HUD Acting Secretary Todman Supporting Updated Energy Efficiency Building Codes
The coalition writes in strong support of finalizing the HUD-USDA determination regarding energy efficiency building codes, and to clarify the record on some substantive issues that have been raised by parties opposing the adoption of the relevant codes. It is well documented that the modern, up-to-date building codes currently being considered by your agencies –…
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