The Current State of Energy Affordability and Insecurity
About this episode
Professor Uma Outka discusses energy affordability and insecurity, focusing on low-income households and federal programs.
Professor Uma Outka, the William R. Scott Law Professor of Law at the University of Kansas School of Law, speaks with Cumberland School of Law Dean Blake Hudson about the issue of energy affordability, particularly in the context of low-income households. She discusses current programs at the federal level to address energy affordability and some reasons these programs have not been enough to adequately address energy insecurity.
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