Pennsylvania State Public Funds for Energy Efficiency
- Mandated by a 1987 PUC order, the Low-Income
Usage Reduction Program (LIURP) was renewed in 1992 through
1996, and continued under universal service provisions of electric
and gas utility restructuring legislation. The state's 15 major
gas and electric utilities participate in LIURP with a pre-restructuring
funding level of about 2/10 of one percent of each utility's
total revenues. LIURP includes an education component that addresses
energy savings, regular bill payment behavior and provides application
assistance.
See updates due to restructuring legislation.
Note: Leveraging reports do not always give a complete statewide
picture. Some resources are not reported through leveraging or are
under reported.
LEVERAGING
2006: $22.6 million
2005: $20.6 million
2004: $21.8 million
2003: $22 million
2002: $20.8 million
2001: $21.6 million
2000: $22.4 million
LEGISLATIVE CODE
1993,
Title 52, chapter 58, sec.1 - 18
Page Last Updated: April 3, 2007
