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Model Shows Clean Power Plan Can Have
Minimal Cost Impact on Virginia Ratepayers

Statement of Graham Richard, CEO of Advanced Energy Economy, on President Obama’s State of the Union Address

Several news outlets covered the announcement this week of AEE's new slate of board members:

In his piece in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Power Source blog, "Clean energy advocates receive gifts from Washington," Daniel Moore quotes AEE's Senior Vice President of Policy and Government Affairs, Malcolm Woolf. From the article: 

Right before the holidays, Congress passed the Omnibus government funding and tax extenders bill. AEE's reaction and comments were covered by several news sources:

[Washington, D.C., December 18, 2015] -- Today, Advanced Energy Economy issued the following statement upon final passage by the U.S. Congress of the Omnibus government funding and tax extenders bill. The Senate passed the House bill by a vote of 65-33 and the President is expected to sign the bill today.

Proposed increases in state efficiency and renewable energy standards would reduce emissions and lower electric rates

Barbara Lundin, writing in SmartGridNews, covered the filing of a brief opposing the stay of the Clean Power Plan. AEE, along with several other trade groups, was involved in the filing. From the article: 

Microgrid Knowledge cited an AEE on utility integrated resource planning, or IRP. From the article: 

Power Source, an energy news blog from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, featured AEE's State Tool for Electricity Emissions Reduction (STEER). "How will the Clean Power Plan affect the power sector?" the article asks. AEE's STEER model and Maria Robinson, senior manager for energy policy and analysis, have an answer.