Would establish a requirement that metropolitan planning organizations consider projects' potentials to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Analyzes the energy, economic, environmental, and health outcomes of an illustrative CES design that reaches 80% clean electricity by 2030.
Seeks to provide rebates for the purchase and installation of electric appliances and equipment in single-family homes and multifamily buildings, with additional support for low- and moderate- income households.
Highlights the benefits of household electrification in terms of climate, household savings, and job creation.
Explores topics related to building electrification and how the existing energy landscape in different jurisdictions presents a variegated set of policy choices.
Examines 19 CO2 recycling pathways to understand the opportunities and the technical and economic limits of CO2 recycling products gaining market entry and reaching global scale.
Compiles findings from a series of reports that unpack existing US and European policies related to just transition.
Would lift the $30 million annual cap on funds that may be drawn from the federal Reforestation Trust Fund, making up to $123 million available annually for reforestation on lands managed by the Forest Service.
Would establish standards for emissions and vehicle miles traveled on the national highway system, while requiring states and Metropolitan Planning Organizations to undertakes certain transit analyses.