Survey

29a.) Has COVID-19 changed the way your household divides or pays for utiltiy bills?

This article describes a survey the city of Philadelphia is plannnig to condut on conjunction with Wilco Electronic Systems. The survey is planned to be a phone survey of 2,500 people.

John Horrigan, former research director of the National Broadband Plan at the Federal Communications...Read more

In Pa., you can pick an electricity provider. Did the Texas storm make you rethink your choice?

This poll, published by NPR's State Impact Pennsylvania, is designed to see how many people in Pennsylvania have reconsidered their energy provider choice after the Texas grid failure. The article points to how, for some Texas customers who were on a variable rate plan, saw their electricity...Read more

If yes to Q26 If you had to purchase technologies to work or school remotely, were these technologies in short supply or marked up? (Q26B)

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If yes to Q32 what bills are you struggling to pay? (Q32a)

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Are you or the owner of the building where you live deferring maintenance on the building due to COVID-19? (Q43 S+W 2020)

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Have you ever had to choose between paying your utility bills and paying other bills such as rent, groceries, phone bill, etc.? (Q34)

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If yes to Q45 What does this assistance look like? Explain. (Q45a Wi2020)

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Have you ever turned off your heating or air conditioning in order to save money on utility bills? (Q.33 Wi2020)

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Is the bill amount different from what you would typically expect during this time of year? (Q31a)

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The role of energy in economic growth

In this article, Nate Hagens gives an overview of the paper written by David I. Stern, energy and environmental economist working on the role of energy in the economy and the drivers and mitigation of climate change and a professor at the Crawford School of Public...Read more