2022 Conference Archive

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Monday, June 27

• Utility Summit
• Technology Solutions Module
  

Tuesday, June 28

Plenary 2

• Honoring Our Energy Heroes

Session 1

• 1A: Addressing Utility Insecurity at a Pediatric & Women’s Health Clinic for Serving Low-Income Patients in Cleveland, OH: Innovative Approaches
• 1B: Two Years In: How Technology and Utility Regulation are Addressing Energy affordability in the Midst of a Pandemic
• 1C: LIHEAP 101: Why is LIHEAP so Complicated? What Can You Do to Make It Work Better?
• 1D: Water 101: What You Need to Know About Water Assistance and Affordability
• 1E: Public Program Power: Sustainable and Scalable Limited Income Offerings for Energy Efficienct and Health
• 1F: The Power of Community-Led Clean Energy Strategies: An Overview of Community-based Organizations Building an Equitable Clean Energy Future

Session 2

• 2C: LIHEAP 102: How Can I Make Sure My LIHEAP Program Serves People in the Way that Best Meets Their Needs?
• 2D: In Pursuit of Safe and Affordable Water in Pittsburgh
• 2E: Pandemic Energy Use Differences Between Income-Qualified and Other Energy Customers in Southern California
• 2F: Address the Individual Not the Segment: How You Can Use Customer Data to Redesign Your LMI Programs
• 2G: Policy Updates and Advocacy Outlook for LIHEAP

Session 3

• 3A: Fuel Fund Adaptations During the Pandemic
• 3B: Addressing Barriers to Clean Heating with Quick Start Grants
• 3C: LIHEAP Clearinghouse Website: Finding What You Need When You Need It
• 3D: Effective & Compassionate Practices: How to Minimize Water Turnoffs
• 3E: Pilots, Collaborations and Community: How the DTE Energy Efficiency Assistance Program Maximizes Impact
• 3F: Dynamic Trio: How Can Utility Affordability, Inclusive Utility Investment, and Affordable Housing Advocates Join Forces for Amplified Impact?

Session 4

• 4B: Leveraging Equity Data to Build Energy, Health, and Housing Coalitions
• 4C: Water Affordability: Stories, Strategies, Solutions
• 4D: A Day in the Life: How One State Streamlined their Water Assistance, LIHEAP & Weatherization Programs
• 4F: Low Income Customer Acquisition and Management: Ensuring Equitable Access to Community Solar for All
• 4G: Helping Customer through COVID to Reduce Energy Burden and Emerge Stronger

Wednesday, June 29

Session 5

• 5B: Updating the PECO Assistance Program to Increase Equity
• 5C: LIHWAP Federal Update
• 5D: Beyond Baseload
• 5D: How One Company Aimed High to Connect Qualified Customers to Bill
  Payment Assistance Options In Response to COVID-19 Impacts
• 5F: Identifying Multiple Forms of Energy Poverty: Energy Burden and Energy Deficits

Session 6

• 6A: Outreach Methods to Special Needs LMI Segments
• 6B: Leveraging Data to Improve Racial Equity and Inclusion
• 6C: Dialogue with Federal LIHEAP Partners
• 6F: Mobilizing Existing Ecosystems in Times of Crisis

Session 7

• 7A: Collaborating for Collective Impact
• 7B: How Illinois is Using Data to Improve our LIHEAP Performance
• 7C: Advancing Equity in Utility Regulation
• 7D: Water Burden Study
• 7E: WAP Federal Update
• 7F: A Holistic Approach of Addressing Climate, Weatherization, and Capacity Needs through Housing Program in Tribal Nations
• 7G: National Partners Update

Session 8

• 8A: Sovereign Power: Tribal Distributed Energy Generation with Low-Income Reinvestment
  
• 8B: Community Conversations on Energy Equity with the National Labs
• 8E: Arkansas Weatherization Braiding Project
• 8F: People Power: Community Engagement and Trust Building Deliver Results
• 8G: Helping Seriously Ill Customers Stay Connected