With 2022 more than halfway through, AEE returns with the latest edition of its biennial top utility regulatory trends roundup. Utility regulatory commissions across the country have been off to a busy start, navigating supply chain hurdles, inflationary pressures, extreme weather events, and the accelerated adoption of clean energy technologies. With PowerSuite, AEE’s policy tracking platform, we cut through the noise to provide insights on the trends shaping utility regulation this year and in years to come.
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Topics:
State Policy,
PowerSuite,
Utility,
Regulatory,
Advanced Transportation,
Pennsylvania,
Decision Maker Engagement,
California,
Nevada,
Arkansas,
North Dakota,
Vermont,
Oregon,
Minnesota,
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
New York,
Colorado,
Michigan
Since the start of this year’s legislative sessions, Advanced Energy Economy has been tracking energy legislation across all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and the U.S. Congress through its online PowerSuite platform. PowerSuite provides policy tracking by policy professionals. In the process, we have identified several trends in how states are contemplating the future of their energy, transportation, and building sectors. The bills described in this post, which range from simply introduced to fully signed into law, by no means represent every bill in the country filed this year, but are rather indicative of the attention being devoted to each topic by lawmakers. What follows represents the top 10 state energy legislative issues of 2022.
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Topics:
State Policy,
Advanced Transportation,
Virginia,
Arizona,
Legislative,
Pennsylvania,
Indiana,
California,
Massachusetts,
Arkansas,
Maine,
Nebraska,
Tennessee,
Maryland,
Wyoming,
Connecticut,
New Jersey,
West Virginia,
Idaho,
Washington,
Hawaii,
Louisiana,
Minnesota,
New Hampshire,
South Dakota,
New York,
Colorado,
New Mexico,
Florida,
Illinois