Moratoria, Energy Bills, and Economic Precarity

Artifacts

COVID-19 Emergency Relief Package – Topline Summary of New Agreement
Coalition for Black Trans Liberation Utilities Fund Graphic
A 'Tidal Wave' of Power Cuts May Be Coming as Electric Companies Resume Shutoffs
COVID-19 Relief Emergency Rental Assistance Summary
COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Program Phase 4 Flyer
Philadelphia Phase 4 Rental Assistance Application
PGW COVID-19 RELIEF GRANTS AVAILABLE FOR CUSTOMERS
New Stimulus Includes $35.2 Billion for New Energy Initiatives
HHS Announces Water Assistance Program
LIHEAP and Utility Assistance Funding Status: Regular & Pandemic-Related Funding
A tidal wave of utility shutoffs is coming: 34.5 millionhouseholds will lose shutoff protections in the next month: An impact analysis of changing utility shutoff moratoriums
Pa. residents encouraged to apply for utility help
A New Customer Bill of Rights: Affordable Utility Services
Utility Shutoffs and The COVID-19 Pandemic
Disconnected: How Household Water Shutoffs in the United States during the COVID pandemic Violate the Human Right to Water
Utility Shutoffs Allowed with Restrictions by Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission
COVID In Pennsylvania: Commonwealth To Lift Last Moratorium On Utility Shutoffs
Pa. to Lift Last Coronavirus-Induced Moratorium on Utility Shutoffs
Utility shutoffs should be a rallying cry for justice
Report: Black households spend almost 50 percent more on utilities than white households
Nearly 35 million households will lose their utility shutoff protections over the next month
Unpaid utility bills are soaring in the pandemic. Consumer advocates fear mass shutoffs loom
Deadlocked Pa. panel rejects Peco proposal for COVID-19 bill relief for low-income customers
A Pandemic and Surging Summer Heat Leave Thousands Struggling to Pay Utility Bills
Utility shutoffs threaten a fresh crisis for low-income and Black families as Covid surges again

License

Creative Commons Licence

Contributors

Briana Leone
Alison Kenner
Morgan Sarao
Andrew Rosenthal
James Adams
Taeya Boi-Doku

Contributed date

May 16, 2021 - 2:09pm

Critical Commentary

This bundle is a premature archive of any and all artifacts collected on the impacts of the moratoria and households' outstanding utility bills in the United States, with particular focus on Pennsylvania. These artifacts will eventually be used to compile an essay analyzing the effects of the moratoria and households' economic precarity.

Cite as

Anonymous, "Moratoria, Energy Bills, and Economic Precarity", contributed by Briana Leone, Alison Kenner, Morgan Sarao, Andrew Rosenthal, James Adams and Taeya Boi-Doku, The Energy Rights Project, Platform for Experimental Collaborative Ethnography, last modified 16 May 2021, accessed 21 November 2024. https://energyrights.info/content/moratoria-energy-bills-and-economic-precarity

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