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Average energy burden 1% of household income in this tract (DOE LEAD).
AI summary — generated from this report's data
The average energy burden in this tract is 1% of household income, which is below the 6% level commonly cited as high. This translates to an average annual energy cost of $2,740 per household, based on an average household income of $191,580. These figures represent 1,230 households within this tract.
The average energy burden of 1% is significantly lower than the 6% threshold often considered high.
Individual household energy costs can vary from the average of $2,740 based on factors like home size, age, fuel type, and efficiency.
It is advisable to consider the specific characteristics of the property, such as its size, age, and energy efficiency, to understand its potential individual energy costs.
Advisory read: The data suggests that the average energy burden in this tract is low, and the reader may wish to consider how this information aligns with their understanding of the property's energy consumption.
Energy burden
1%
avg share of income on energy
Energy burden
1%
avg share of income spent on energy
Avg annual energy cost
$2,740
per household, this tract
Avg household income
$191,580
this tract
Households
1,230
represented in the data
Burden by fuel
Each share is independently rounded — components may not sum to the total.
How to read this
Households in this census tract spend about 1% of income on energy on average ($2,740 a year), below the 6% level commonly cited as high. Tract-level averages from utility and ACS data — individual homes vary with size, age, fuel and efficiency. Never an input to a rent or value estimate.
Source: U.S. DOE Low-Income Energy Affordability Data (LEAD) Tool, 2022 update (2020-census tracts), used under CC BY 4.0.
Tract average, not a quote for this property; utility rates and home efficiency dominate individual bills. Never an estimate input.
Report generated on August 03, 2026. Figures are retrieved live or from a short-lived
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Data sources
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