AES Indiana — Investor Presentation (June 2016)
7 slides from AES Indiana's investor presentation, Jun 14, 2016
Slide 1: Integrate Electric Energy Equity: Our Power Plan
Integrate Electric Energy Equity Our Power Plan Presented by Denise Abdul-Rahman, MBA, HCM, HIS NAACP Indiana, Environmental Climate Justice Chair Indianapolis Power and Light, Integrated Resource Plan June 14, 2016
Slide 2: Communities of color and energy costs
Communities of color want to contribute to reversing climate change by using energy more efficiently. Data shows that households of color pay 30% more in energy costs compared to White households – mostly in electricity and space heating costs . One reason for this is that people of color, rel
Slide 3: Low-income household energy burden by metro area
FIGURE ES1. Low-income (<80% AMI) household energy burden for the median, highest energy burden quartile, and lowest energy burden quartile households. The orange bars represent the beginning of the quartile of low-income households with the lowest energy burden. The blue bars represent the beginnin
Slide 4: Air, Poverty, Unemployment and Energy Sector
Air, Poverty, Unemployment and Energy Sector 71% of African American live in counties in violation of air quality standards African American child is two to three times more likely than a white child to die of an asthma attack African Americans unemployment rate is twice that of white 45% of
Slide 5: Equity, Energy, Economic Opportunity
Equity, Energy, Economic Opportunity 1) Absolute CO2 Emissions Reductions in overly burdened communities 2) equity analyses-partnership with impacted communities that will provide an understanding as to how costs and benefits will be distributed 3) Prioritization of energy conservation, energy effic
Slide 6: IPL can make a stark Economic and Sustainable difference
IPL can make a stark Economic and Sustainable difference to Indianapolis Now! And enhance the quality of lives in the communities you serve and reside. THANK YOU
Slide 7: References
American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), Energy Affordability, Lifting the High Energy Burden in America’s Largest Cities: How Energy Efficiency Can Improve Low Income and Underserved Communities External review on January 2016 http://energyefficiencyforall.org/sites/default/files/L