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Philadelphia, June 23, 2016 — Today, Advanced Energy Economy Institute (AEE Institute) and its affiliated state partner, the Keystone Energy Efficiency Alliance (KEEA), convened a discussion with utility, advanced energy, and thought leaders, along with city officials, about opportunities and challenges for the industrial energy efficiency sector in Philadelphia and across Pennsylvania. The Industrial Energy Efficiency Roundtable was held at a conference center in Philadelphia.

Washington, D.C., June 16, 2016 — Upon the release by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of the proposed rulemaking on the Clean Energy Incentive Program (CEIP) of the Clean Power Plan, Advanced Energy Economy (AEE) issued the following statement:

Advanced Energy Economy Applauds FERC Inquiry on Barriers to Energy Storage, Calls for Electricity Market Participation of
All Advanced Energy Technologies

Washington, D.C., June 1, 2016 — Advanced Energy Economy issued the following statement in response to today's release of Implementing EPA's Clean Power Plan: Model State Plans by the National Association of Clean Air Agencies (NACAA):

                  

A letter to the editor from Dylan Reed with AEE ran in this morning's Scranton Times Tribune. Read the letter here.

In an article about the future of Energy Storage, SNL cites AEE's Advanced Energy Now 2016 Market Report. From the article:

As an ambitious proceeding intended to revolutionize the electricity marketplace in New York State, “Reforming the Energy Vision,” has generated a lot of filings, but none more noteworthy than the one submitted last week by New York’s six investor-owned utilities and three solar development companies – all members of AEE. Under the name of the Solar Progress Partnership, utilities including ConEdison and National Grid joined with SolarCity, SunEdison, and SunPower on a filing that put forth a framework for the transition from the current full-retail value of net metering to the REV-envisioned future of a new system of compensation for distributed energy resources (DER). Though it did not sign on to the filing, AEE Institute facilitated the discussions that led to this landmark statement between sometime industry antagonists over the issue that most divides them. 

In an article detailing the latest from the EPA's Clean Power Plan, Utility Dive pulled a quote from AEE's Arvin Ganesan from Climatewire. From the article: