Recorded on November 21, 2024
With the November 2024 federal election in the rearview mirror, Advanced Energy United's webinar uncovered the pivotal ways the outcome, from the White House to the state house, will influence the clean energy transition where it’s happening: in the states.
Topics: State Policy, Webinar, Federal Investments and Manufacturing
Recorded on February 29, 2024
As the nation sees an uptick in the adoption of electric heating technologies driven by consumer trends, energy policies, and incentive programs, there is a growing need for states to ensure utility ratepayer funds are spent on infrastructure investments that consider the future of gas. Without a forward-looking planning process that accounts for the ever-changing heating technology landscape, state constituents could be left overpaying for gas infrastructure investments that may become obsolete with a disproportionate impact on households with high energy burdens.
Topics: State Policy, Webinar, Energy Efficiency
Recorded on December 18, 2023
As extreme weather, accelerating load growth, and beneficial electrification place new demands on our grid, the need to improve resiliency and reliability is intensifying for states, businesses, and consumers. At the same time, the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act are unleashing new resources to support the development of a more flexible and modernized grid.
Topics: State Policy, Federal Policy, Regulatory, Advanced Transportation, Webinar, Transmission
Recorded on December 13, 2023
Advanced Energy United policy team leaders convened for a webinar discussion on the federal and state-level clean energy policy trends and key issues we can expect to see at play in 2024, with a focus on transmission and siting, electrification, and grid readiness.
Topics: State Policy, Federal Policy, Regulatory, Advanced Transportation, Webinar, Transmission
Recorded on December 6, 2022
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) includes nearly $370 billion in federal incentives – an historic sum to accelerate the deployment of clean energy, electrify transportation, and make homes and buildings more efficient and less reliant on fossil fuels. Whether it succeeds, however, depends on what happens at the state level.Topics: State Policy, Federal Policy, Webinar, Manufacturing, Manufacturing and Infrastructure, Leah Rubin Shen