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Advanced Energy Leaders Urge California Policymakers to Accelerate Energy Leadership

More Californians Work in Advanced Energy than in Hospitals, Nearly Double Those in Supermarkets and Grocery Stores

Five Ways Congress Can Modernize the U.S. Electric Power Grid

More Ohio Jobs in Advanced Energy than in Education, Double Those at Auto Dealers

New Mexico Has More Workers in Advanced Energy than in Agriculture or Call Centers 

 Proposed coal, nuclear power plant bailout could exceed $34 billion Annual cost of $16.7 billion to support all coal and nuclear plants could rise to $35 billion annually if owners are granted return on investment, raising total cost to $70 billion over two years, according to Brattle Group analysis, for no discernible improvement to nation's electric grid

Nevada has more than 25,000 working in advanced energy, companies expect to add 7% more in 2018

Las Vegas and Washington, D.C., June 21, 2018 – Today, the Clean Energy Project (CEP) and the Advanced Energy Economy (AEE) announced they have delivered a policy roadmap to the Nevada gubernatorial campaigns of Republican nominee Adam Laxalt and Democratic nominee Steve Sisolak outlining how Nevada can grow as a clean energy leader and create jobs. The policy roadmap, “Nevada’s Clean Energy Roadmap: How the next governor can make Nevada’s energy system more secure, clean, and affordable while driving job creation and economic growth,” outlines key market-based policy considerations Nevada’s next governor can pursue to capture the billions in investment dollars and thousands of jobs that come from embracing the clean energy industry.

New Mexico Advanced Energy Roadmap Will Grow the Economy, Create Jobs

California Advanced Energy Roadmap Will  Grow the Economy, Create Jobs