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Midwest Energy News cites AEE- and AWEA-funded study by Analysis Group that concludes coal power is declining due to market forces, specifically dropping prices in shale gas development. From the story:

In the discussion on whether wind and solar are the reason for decline in coal power, pv magazine quotes the AEE and AWEA funded study to show that it is in fact the growing natural gas industry and other market forces to blame. From the story:

In conflicts over jurisdiction of renewable resources and whether state-sourced resources can be added to the wholesale market, AEE’s petition stands as a central document. From the article:

Mary Casillas Salas, mayor of Chula Vista, Calif., cites AEE's study on advanced energy jobs, and the potential benefits for cities who embrace them. From the commentary:

The San Francisco Chronicle exclusively used an AEE study to prove the sturdiness of the advanced energy sector.

A story in E&E News, “In N.D., hope and worry blow in the wind,” covers proposed wind farms in North Dakota. A quote from The Brattle Group 2015 report for AEE responds to concerns about grid operators and utilities. From the story:

A brief in Utility Dive, “Senators defend state energy policies in confirmation hearing for FERC, DOE nominees,” quotes FERC nominee Neil Chatterjee touting an AEE endorsement in response to a question on climate change. From the article:

As Nevada Assembly Bill (AB) 405 passes through the senate 38-2 (with two abstentions), AEE and our Nevada partner Clean Energy Project make a statement saying that there are three more bills to reach full assembly that would directly affect the solar industry. Those bills are expected to pass the senate. From the article: 

In anticipation of the senate confirmation of FERC nominees, Neil Chatterjee and Rob Powelson, VP of Federal Affairs at AEE, Arvin Ganesan, endorses nominee Neil Chatterjee. Chatterjee, if confirmed, is expected to take over the position of chairman of the commission. From the story:

From InsideClimateNews, the article “How New York Is Building The Renewable Energy Grid Of The Future,” quotes Senior Vice President of AEE Lisa Frantzis. From the article: