Solar Valley Coalition
| Other State's Plans |
Leading By Example: Energy Efficient State Buildings and an REPS in North Carolina. NC Energy
Office.
Office.
State Clean Energy Policies An extensive list of links, files and information
intended to characterize the energy and other policies of New England states that
affect renewable and other clean energy.
intended to characterize the energy and other policies of New England states that
affect renewable and other clean energy.
| New York State Energy Plan. State of the art. |
Six Technical Work Groups (TWG) supplement the efforts of the Florida Climate
Action Team. These groups have an advisory role to the stakeholders and are
tasked with providing technical analysis and designing policy options for
consideration. Technical Work Groups focus on specific issues and sectors of the
economy and consist of Action Team members (or their technical designees) plus
other technical experts as needed.
Action Team. These groups have an advisory role to the stakeholders and are
tasked with providing technical analysis and designing policy options for
consideration. Technical Work Groups focus on specific issues and sectors of the
economy and consist of Action Team members (or their technical designees) plus
other technical experts as needed.
Economically Achievable Energy Efficient Potential in New England (NEEP)
The Economically Achievable Energy Efficiency Potential in New England
(PPT)
The Economically Achievable Energy Efficiency Potential in New England
(PPT)
| Technologies and Policies to Consider for Reducing GHG Emissions in CA. Recommendation of the Economic and Technology Advancement and Advisory Committee (ETAAC). February 14, 2008. State of the art. |
Energy Saved, Dollars Earned. Real-World Examples of How Energy Efficiency
Can Benefit Maryland Consumers. Frontier Group and Maryland PIRG Foundation.
February 2008
Can Benefit Maryland Consumers. Frontier Group and Maryland PIRG Foundation.
February 2008
The Economic Benefits of an Energy Efficiency and Onsite
Renewable Energy Strategy to Meet Growing Electricity Needs in
Texas by John "Skip" Laitner, R. Neal Elliott and Maggie Eldridge (ACEEE
report E076, September, 2007)
Renewable Energy Strategy to Meet Growing Electricity Needs in
Texas by John "Skip" Laitner, R. Neal Elliott and Maggie Eldridge (ACEEE
report E076, September, 2007)
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