Pennsylvania anticipates receiving $219 million to fund the 2025 – 2026 program, which is appropriated through Congress.
The state also has approximately $9 million in carryover funding from FY 2025 that will be applied to the program.
Over 60,000 Pennsylvania households participate in LIHEAP and rely on deliverable fuels during the winter months.
Visit the DHS Low‑Income Home Energy Assistance Program - LIHEAP webpage for more information.
Related Articles This Week:
-- PUC: Natural Gas Utility Winter Reliability Reports Forecast Slightly Higher Usage, Costs [PaEN]
-- PUC Sets Hearings On PPL Electric Proposed 7% Rate Increase Starting Dec. 8 [PaEN]
-- Dept. Of Human Services Begins Accepting Applications For Low-Income Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP) Dec. 3, After Federal Shutdown Delay [PaEN]
-- 500 Feet Isn’t Enough - House Hearing I: Shale Gas Industry Says Setbacks Won’t Protect Residents, Public Health, Environment From Shale Gas Operations, Only ‘Rigorous Oversight’ Will; Standards Have Not Changed In 9 Years [PaEN]
-- 500 Feet Isn't Enough- House Hearing II: As A Township Supervisor We Have An Obligation To Protect The Health, Safety And Welfare Of Our Township Residents From Shale Gas Development [PaEN]
-- 500 Feet Isn't Enough - House Hearing III: What It’s Really Like Living Next To A Shale Gas Well Pad - Nosebleeds, Headaches, Nausea, Air Pollution, Vibrating House, Sleepless Nights, Anxiety, Truck Traffic [PaEN]
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