News

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

Solar Builder magazine released details on New York REV’s modernized framework for the city’s electricity system.  The article features Lisa Frantzis’s insider scoop on the state’s economy and its policy priorities.

[Washington, D.C., Oct. 29, 2015] – Today, leading advanced energy industry organizations applauded New York’s Public Service Commission (PSC) for reaching a major milestone in its “Reforming the Energy Vision” (REV) proceeding, following the submission of comments on PSC proposals to modify utility revenue and earnings models. REV remains the nation’s most far-reaching initiative for modernizing the regulatory framework for electric utilities.

J.R. Tolbert, AEE’s senior director of state policy, discusses the importance of this Supreme Court case in creating a new market for state demand-response programs.

[Washington, D.C. – Oct. 22, 2015]: Advanced Energy Economy (AEE), a national business association, issued the following statement in response to the pre-publication notice in the Federal Register of the Environmental Protection Agency’s final rule for regulating carbon emissions from the electric power sector:

The Washington Post highlights the increased viability of demand response technology in wholesale energy markets.  AEE Vice President Malcolm Woolf is a leading source in the argument:

An E&E News article highlights smart grid technology initiatives in the Chicago area and includes AEE’s “Peak Demand Reduction Report,” produced with Navigant Consulting:

Analysis of potential for demand response in Illinois and Massachusetts shows economic benefits from curbing energy use during peak periods