; or (ii) increase the likelihood that at-risk communities will experience energy poverty and job losses; (B) publish the study on a public website of the Department of the Interior; and (C) submit to Congress a report on the study that describes the study findings under subparagraph (A). (4) Energy poverty study (A) In general On request by an entity described in subparagraph (B), a lead agency responsible for leasing or permitting an energy or mineral development project, pipeline project, or transmission project on Federal land, in consultation with another agency with jurisdiction over that project, shall conduct a study relating to how the project is likely to alleviate energy poverty in at-risk communities, including by— (i) creating jobs; (ii) reducing energy prices; and (iii) other relevant measures as determined by the lead agency, or the entity requesting the study. (B) Study request An entity sponsoring an energy or mineral project, pipeline project, or transmission project on Federal land may request a study for that project pursuant to subparagraph (A). (5) Memorandum of understanding (A) In general The lead agency, with respect to a project to be studied under paragraph (4)(A), may not begin the study until the lead agency has entered into a memorandum of understanding with the entity that requested the study. (B) Requirements A memorandum of understanding entered into under this paragraph shall include— (i) an agreement regarding a neutral third party to conduct the study; (ii) a determination of which entity, with the consent of that entity, will bear the cost of the study, which may include stakeholders other than the requestor