PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Some low-income households have been left without heating oil because software glitches caused delays in the state’s launch of a federal energy assistance program, a top state energy official said Monday.
Marion Gold, administrator of the state Office of Energy Resources, said the state didn’t realize until last week that problems related to a change in software systems were causing delays in opening the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program to applicants.
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