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The Sacrament Bee outlined the economic benefits of clean energy laws that promise jobs for low-income residents in California.  The article references AEEI’s employment survey of the growing energy industry. 

AEE officially launched the Arkansas State Tool for Electricity Emissions Reduction (STEER) with state-specific CPP compliance options.  The new analytical tool was a topic of interest in many local government and policy reports.   

Under tested scenarios, energy efficiency, renewable energy, natural gas, and interstate trading achieve EPA power plant compliance with minimal rate increase, even potential savings, in 2030, new analysis shows

 

The SNL Financial article quoted Malcolm Woolf on the Clean Power Plan’s initiative to develop renewable energy resources for the electrical grid:

The release of AEE’s policy brief, Expanding Missouri’s Corporate Renewable Energy Market, made the headlines of regional industry news. Several media reports featured AEE’s press release with links to download the full analysis: 

Recently, several news outlets cited AEE and its leading members in alliance with New York’s “Reforming the Energy Vision (REV).”  Find out how AEE helped state policymakers accelerate New York’s 21st century “grid of the future”:

The Missouri Times explores the local opportunity for economic growth and private investment under the corporate sustainability goals outlined in AEE’s “Expanding Missouri’s Corporate Renewable Market.”  

Analysis shows opportunity for investment and economic growth with policies that make it easier for large companies to use wind and solar to power their operations in Missouri

At GreenBiz’s VERGE, leaders of corporate sustainability discussed opportunities to engage low-income communities in the technology market.  The article highlights Graham Richard’s commentary on the federal agenda:

Politico Morning Energy released details on AEEI’s white paper to help state officials develop efficient models for Clean Power Plan compliance:

Under varying scenarios, energy efficiency, natural gas, renewable energy, and interstate trading achieve compliance without electric rate increases in 2030, new analysis shows