Guided tour
Sample data · no sign-up
Burden = annual energy cost ÷ tract median household income, per household, at
$1.52/therms. Bands:
≤6% affordable · 6–10% moderate · >10% high (ACEEE).
Consumption is synthetic demo data; income and tracts are real (ACS).
Median tract burden
0.0%
across 0 tracts
High-burden tracts
0
> 10% of income
Households high-burden
0.0%
0 of 0
Coverage
0 shown
53 suppressed
Burden by tract (highest first)
Dashed lines mark the 6% (affordable) and 10% (high) thresholds.
Tract detail
| Tract | Income | Burden | Band |
|---|
Energy burden = annual energy cost ÷ median household income; ≤6% / 6–10% / >10% cut points (6% affordability from the Home Energy Affordability Gap [Fisher, Sheehan & Colton]; used by DOE/NREL LEAD & ACEEE — convention, not statute). Income: ACS 5-year B19013. Rate: EIA average retail price. Tract-level per DOE/NREL LEAD; metered-commodity burden is a lower bound on total home-energy burden.
Federal Justice40/CEJST screen was rescinded in 2025; high-burden tracts are flagged directly.