Story: Green Banks Deliver Cheaper, Cleaner Energy for All
Green banks ensure that clean energy projects get funded—especially those in underserved markets, where financing can be difficult to attract.
Post: Smart Policies Ensure EVs Benefit All Consumers—and Utilities
Electric vehicle (EV) sales are on the rise in both the U.S. and across the globe. Bloomberg New Energy Finance and Morgan Stanley both project that most cars sold in the U.S. will be EVs by 2040. And the world’s automakers are introducing new models every year. According to a study by the consulting firm … Continued
Post: Companies Warm up to Thermal Energy
It takes energy to heat things up and to cool things down—a lot of energy. In the U.S., 25 percent of our energy use across the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors goes to heating and cooling at a cost of $270 million annually. Globally, the numbers are even more eye catching. Fifty percent of global … Continued
Page: Senior Program Associate, West Campaigns
About Energy Foundation Energy Foundation’s nonprofit mission is to serve the public interest by building a strong clean energy economy. Pragmatic and nonpartisan, the foundation supports education and analysis to promote policy solutions that build markets for clean energy technology. Advancing renewable energy, energy efficiency, clean transportation and other solutions can open doors to greater … Continued
Page: Protected: 2019 Energy Optimization Advocates Meeting
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Post: Florida Could Add 135,000 Jobs by Embracing Five Energy Policies
A new report from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE) outlines five key energy efficiency policies that Florida can adopt to spur job growth across the state—gaining as many as 135,000 jobs. The following blog post highlights the opportunities. Authored by Annie Gilleo, Senior Manager, State Policy at ACEEE, it is reprinted here … Continued
Story: Using the Law to Push Southern Utilities Toward Clean Energy
Southern Environmental Law Center is one of the nation’s largest environmental law nonprofits—and the only one dedicated to environmental advocacy in the Southeast.
Page: Protected: Reimbursements
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Page: Protected: 2019 EEFA-NEWHAB Convening
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Post: Air Pollution from Vehicles in California: People of Color Bear the Biggest Burden
The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) quantified Californians’ exposure to dangerous air pollution and found that particulate matter disproportionately affects Californians of color and low-income communities. The following blog post about the findings, by David Reichmuth, Senior Engineer with the UCS Clean Vehicles program, is reprinted here with permission. Another blog post on the findings, … Continued