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Stepping Up Climate Action at the California Global Summit

Expert BlogAnnie Notthoff
California and other states, provinces, and cities have been moving forward with real climate action. Here's a snippet of all the exciting news and events to expect at the Global Climate Action Summit.

FERC Should Reconsider Staff Delegation for Key Orders

Expert BlogGillian Giannetti
FERC commissioners delegate numerous activities, ranging from scheduling hearings to reviewing limited types of uncontested applications for energy infrastructure, to FERC staff. This makes sense. Just like any well-functioning business, the commissioners must be able to rely on staff to…

EPA’s Dirty Power Plan Takes Aim at State Climate Leaders

Expert BlogBruce Ho
The Trump Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal to gut federal climate standards for power plants not only threatens to increase pollution and kill Americans, but would also impose pointless new administrative burdens on Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states, making it costlier for…

Make Kavanaugh’s Public Records Available to the Public

Press ReleaseUnited States
Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh opened today, with Democrats pointing out that 96 percent of the nominee’s White House records remain hidden from the public and 93 percent haven’t been shared with the Senate.

Distributed Energy in the Property Sector—Today’s Opportunities

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More and more large energy users across Australia are exploring distributed energy solutions to reduce costs, lower their exposure to volatile energy markets, and drive down carbon emissions. With opportunities such as generating electricity on-site using solar PV and load…

Beyond Financing: A Guide to Green Bank Design in the Southeast

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Green banks use funds to reduce the risk for private investment to support energy efficiency and clean energy. As local governments and corporations across the Southeast make progress on ambitious clean energy goals—including some with 100 percent renewable energy targets…

Temporary Setback for Western Grid Integration

Expert BlogRalph Cavanagh
In an effort that lasted until the final day of its 2018 session, the California Legislature couldn’t quite get to Yes on Assembly Bill 813, the bill authorizing a transition to a fully integrated western power grid -- which will…