With utility costs rising and more households than ever facing disconnection, lawmakers must act to protect people from skyrocketing energy prices. Utility insecurity threatens Pennsylvanians’ health, housing stability, food security, and access to education and employment. And while existing programs provide some assistance, enrollment is fragmented, participation is low, and protections are uneven across utility sectors.
This report from the National Consumer Law Center and the Pennsylvania Utility Law Project identifies targeted improvements Pennsylvania’s governor and lawmakers must make to improve affordability, streamline enrollment, and increase participation.
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