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ACEEE 2016

Pie chart from the ACEE, 2016. Caption: Figure 2. Support for low-income energy needs. Data on ratepayer-funded bill assistance, ratepayer-funded energy efficiency, WAP, and LIHEAP assistance are from 2013. LIHEAP spending on efficiency is approximated based on 6% of LIHEAP funds spent on efficiency in 2006. Data on state and local contributions and private donations are from 2010. Source: LIHEAP Clearinghouse 2016. In orange it shows that 81% is Bill assistance (40% LIHEAP bill assistance and 41% Ratepayer-funded bill assistance). In green it shows 14% is energy efficiency (2% LIHEAP for efficiency, 2% WAP, 10% Rate-payer funded energy efficiency). In blue, it shows 5% unspecified (2% private donations, 3% state and local contributions). — Image from ACEEE, 2016

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