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If you would like to provide a written public comment to this proceeding, please visit our comments and complaints form and specify that your comments are for the Low-Income Rulemaking and be sure to include the proceeding number 21R-0326EG.

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If you are interested in hearing what other participants in the rulemaking have commented or read the full proposed rule changes, please click here. Clarifying annual reporting dates for low-income activity and the 50 percent program balance limit which will trigger increased or decreased low-income funding fee.Raising the funding ceiling to up to $1.00 per residential customer each month.Ensuring that customers who have electric heating, but also natural gas services, are covered by the rules so they do not pay more than 6 percent of monthly income towards their utility bills.Allowing customers to participate in the assistance program without having to go on the average monthly budget billing process.Incorporating language about the Energy Assistance System Benefit Charge from House Bill 21-1105 at a rate of $0.50, rising to $0.75 on October 21, 2022, and to begin being annually adjusted for inflation beginning in October 2023.Clarifying that LEAP benefits may be applied to decrease a utility PIPP grant to a consumer, noting that it is not mandatory.Allows for customers to participate in a PIPP assistance program without being forced onto average monthly budget billing, giving consumers the ability to opt out of monthly budget billing.Removes requirement for Low-Income Assistance Program (LEAP) qualification when requesting Percentage of Income Payment Program (PIPP) support.Proposed changes to Low-Income Electric and Gas Rules include: 21R-0326EG вЂ“ Proposed Changes to Commission Low-Income Electric and Gas Rules