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AEE Applauds FERC for Preserving Access to Wholesale Markets for Energy Efficiency Resources 

Senate Tax Bill Would Disrupt $200 Billion Advanced Energy Market "The bill passed by the Senate also undercuts tax equity investment opportunities for wind and solar. We strongly oppose any legislation that risks billions of dollars in investment and hundreds of thousands of American jobs. We will continue to work with the Senate and House to ensure that the tax bill sent to the President is a pro-growth plan for an advanced energy industry that already employs more than 3 million people across our nation,” said Woolf.

Daily Energy Insider reports: “The Affordable Energy Coalition (AEC) recently announced that several consumer and business groups joined the alliance to oppose the Department of Energy’s (DOE) proposal to compensate power plants that keep 90 days’ worth of fuel onsite…“The DOE grid proposal would raise costs for millions of American families and make it harder for American businesses to compete,” Michael Steel, a spokesperson for AEC, said. “Our new members will be invaluable partners in our mission to educate consumers across the country and leaders in Washington on the consequences of the DOE grid proposal.”The story notes that Advanced Energy Economy (AEE), the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), BP, the Electricity Consumers Resource Council (ELCON), Energy Storage Association (ESA), Industrial Energy Consumers of America (IECA), and R Street Institute joined the coalition.See the entire Daily Energy Insider story here.

U.S. House Tax Vote Sends Mixed Signal to the $200 Billion Advanced Energy Industry Market 

                                 

Accord lays out principles that will facilitate the rapid expansion of electric transportation

Energy Industry Associations Tell FERC that DOE Proposal to Subsidize Coal, Nuclear Power Plants is Unsupported by Record, Would Throw a Costly Wrench into Electricity Markets 

Public Service Commission order is part of its electricity system transformation proceeding, known as NY REV

Comments to Federal Energy Regulatory Commission from large energy users say proposal would drive up costs and jeopardize wholesale markets without material benefits to electricity system reliability and resilience

 Energy Industry Associations File Comments with FERC Opposing Rule Proposed by Energy Secretary Perry to Subsidize Coal, Nuclear Power Plants