A recent report indicates low-income and diverse communities have significantly less access to utility savings programs. The report highlighted the following findings:

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• There are substantial differences in energy savings among Massachusetts towns. On average, across the whole of Massachusetts, families used 2.8 percent less energy between 2013 and 2015 than they would have without these programs. 
• Lower-income communities are receiving lower efficiency savings. Families in towns with median household incomes of $45,000 or less averaged 1.9 percent in savings, while the remaining towns and neighborhoods averaged 2.7 percent. The median household income for Massachusetts as a whole is $71,000. ​​

All In Energy specializes in driving adoption of clean energy technologies and services in underserved communities. We identify, recruit, hire and train members of communities underrepresented in the clean energy workforce, providing them the skills and experience necessary for clean energy careers. We work with the social and institutional networks in our partner communities to reach and activate their residents.