There are other resources available to help low- and moderate-income households with their energy needs.  Click on the links below to see some of the programs that are available in your state.

One important source of assistance is your state Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).  Congress significantly increased funding for LIHEAP last winter, as well as increased the incomes at which families were eligible to receive LIHEAP assistance.  Please contact your state LIHEAP office for further details and information about eligibility.

STATE	LIHEAP REQUIREMENTS AND OTHER INFO
AK	225% Federal Poverty Level, or $47,700 for a family of four
CT	150-200% Federal Poverty Level, or up to $42,400 for a family of four
DC	75% of State Median Income, or $42,943 for a family of four
DE	200% Federal Poverty Level, or $42,400 for a family of four
IN	150% Federal Povery Level, or $31,800 for a family of four
MA	60% of State Median Income, or $53,608 for a family of four
MD	175% Federal Poverty Level, or $37,100 for a family of four
ME	170%-230% Federal Poverty Level, or up to $47,626 for a family of four
MI	150% Federal Poverty Level, or $31,800 for a family of four
NH	185% of the Federal Poverty Level, or $39,220 for a family of four
NJ	225% Federal Poverty Level, or $47,700 for a family of four
NY	60% of State Median Income, or $45,312 for a family of four
PA	60% of State Median Income, or $44,443 for a family of four
RI	60% State Median Income, or $46,913 for a family of four
VA	130% Federal Poverty Level, or about $27,000 for a family of four
VT	125% Federal Poverty Level, or $26,508 for a family of four
WI	150% Federal Poverty Level or $31,800 for a family of four