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 02/12/21 When it comes to investing in clean energy innovation, we’re nowhere near where we need to be. Overcoming the effects of climate change in an equitable and economically productive manner is the challenge of our time, and meeting it will require a commitment to innovation and sustained levels of... |
 01/25/21 Last month, the Alliance’s Active Efficiency Collaborative released the ... |
 12/16/20 Back in September, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) issued Order No. 2222. Despite the unassuming name, those closely following... |
 12/03/20 Last fall, when the Alliance first launched the Active Efficiency Collaborative, we knew the energy landscape was changing, and changing fast. Our opportunities to optimize energy are evolving in response to a plethora of new technologies and needs – becoming more dynamic, integrated, and... |
 12/02/20 This week, the Maine Climate Council released its new plan to cut statewide carbon emissions 45% below 1990 levels by 2030 (and 80% by 2050). The core principle of Maine’s climate plan is pretty simple: shift away from using high-carbon fuels, like gasoline and heating fuel, to electricity... |
 11/18/20 While all eyes will soon turn to Georgia’s January runoff elections, which will ultimately determine the legislative ambition of the U.S. Senate, there are plenty of actions President-elect Joe Biden can take under existing authorities to kickstart a clean energy economy through energy... |
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