Resource Library
PULP has constructed a unique list of resources for the lawyers and field advocates.
Documents & Reports
PSC Meter Testing Protocol Standards - 03-09-2010
NYC Administrative Code 11-2001- implementing changes
to close sales tax loophole for unbundled utility delivery
services to ESCO customers - 01-21-2010
Utility Payment Assistance Programs in New York State -
11-10-2009
Fair Hearing Decision correcting 131-s Utility Assistance, OTDA - 09-16-2009
Chart of HEAP Guidelines at 60% of Median Income v. 75% of Median Income - 11-07-2008
Number of Households with Income Less than or Equal to Greater of 150% of HHS Poverty Guidelines or 60% of HHS State Median Income Guidelines by Type of Heating Fuel - 11-07-2008
Temporary Assistance Payments to Meet Utility and Non-Utility Emergencies - 09-29-2008
State Regulations on Home Heating Fuel - Emergency Procedures - 9 NYCRR Part 7870 - 08-21-2008
Home Heating with Oil and Propane - What Consumers Need to Know - NYS Consumer Protection Board Brochure - 08-21-2008
Regulations for Participation in PSC Hearings and Proceedings
June 2005 - NASUCA Panel on GHG Control Program
Power Point Slides - (By Ben Wiles)
Cited Reports and Articles
“The Climate of Man – I”, The New Yorker, April 25, 2005
“The Climate of Man – II”, The New Yorker, May 2, 2005
“The Climate of Man – III”, The New Yorker, May 9, 2005
“Misleading Math about the Earth”, Scientific American, January 2002
“The Skeptical Environmentalist Replies”, Scientific American, May 2002
“Defusing the Global Warming Time Bomb”, Scientific American, March
2004
Stakeholder meeting minutes of April 4, 2006
Recommendations to Governor Pataki for Reducing New York State
Greenhouse Gas Emissions
CCAP Study
American Lung Assoc. 2002 Bibliography
“Green Manhattan”, The New Yorker, October 18, 2004
Parson and Keith, Science, Vol 282 at 1053-1054 November 6, 1998
The Guardian, May 5, 2005
US EPA State CO2 Inventories
Shared Meter Rules and Regulations
Shared Meter Statute
Heating Fuel Emergencies -- Regulations for Non-Utility Energy Providers
Testimony of Dr. Trudi Renwick in Case 94-G-0885 on Behalf of Public Utility Law Project - 03-15-1995
Exhibits to Dr. Renwick’s Testimony - 94-G-0885 - 03-15-1995
PULP’s Cost of Service/Revenue Allocation Proposal - 10-25-1995
State
State Documents concerning HEAP
Public Service Commission Letter Urges Utilities to Mitigate Impact of Volatile Gas Prices by Minimizing Winter Disconnections - 10-22-2004
Assembly Resolution Seeks Additional Federal Heating Funds - Sheldon Silver - 02-03-2004
Governor’s Press Release - More than $200 Million Available Through HEAP- 11-03-2003
HEAP Plan 2004
Attachments for HEAP Plan
Printable HEAP 2003-2004 Application
Emergency HEAP payments may not be made to Energy Services Companies (ESCOs).
GIS2000 -TADC029 - Counties are instructed to deal with applicants for assistance in coping with energy emergencies by considering eligibility for Regular HEAP first, then Emergency HEAP. If these federally funded programs do not meet the need, then other state assistance program eligibility is considered.
HEAP Plan 2004, Attachments to HEAP Plan,
96-ADM-9 - This Administrative Letter advises counties on how to implement the emergency utility arrears repayment program. Counties must first consider eligibility for HEAP before providing assistance to this program for persons not eligible for regular public assistance. In contrast to HEAP, this state and local program requires applicants to sign an agreement to repay the county for utility arrearage assistance.
State HEAP Regulations
NY Social Services Law 97 - The Home Energy Assistance Program
Federal
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Act - 11-03-2003
Federal Regulations for State Programs Under LIHEAA - 11-03-2003
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