A recent study shows that more Americans are having to sacrifice certain basic needs to afford their utility bills.

This means more people are experiencing “energy poverty,” where their households are burdened by the costs of their energy bills—and it’s hitting people in Southern states the hardest.

Nearly 3 in 5 low-income Americans (57%) are experiencing energy poverty, a condition where households can’t afford essential ...

And no, simply praising fossil fuels won’t cut it. Here’s a real winning message: zero energy poverty. Zero energy poverty casts a powerful vision, one that can be realized by unleashing our ...

Twitter user @irenesb1206 posted this cartoon, which reads ... "Of the deaths due to fires in the home, how many are due to energy poverty? There are no figures; this has never been computed.

Over 4 billion people still live on less than $7 a day. When looking at underlying indicators of economic poverty, lack of access to energy looms large. The wealthiest nations in the world enjoy ...

Nearly a third of households in the State are now living in energy poverty, defined as spending more than a tenth of their income on energy, as a result of the recent surge in gas and electricity ...