MIT Report, The Future of the Electric Grid
A comprehensive, objective portrait of the U.S. electric grid and the challenges and opportunities it is likely to face over the next two decades.
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Connecticut’s Green Liberty Bonds
Proceeds from the bond sales will help fund the CT green bank’s clean energy efforts.
DOE’s Energy Storage Grand Challenge Draft Roadmap
Outlines a Department-wide strategy to accelerate innovation across a range of storage technologies based on three concepts: Innovate Here, Make Here, Deploy Everywhere.
Connecticut’s Framework for an Equitable Modern Grid
PURA framework for a plan to modernize the electric grid.
RAP Report, Regulatory Solutions for Building Decarbonization
Provides tools for commissions and other government agencies, focusing on replacing gas appliances with efficient electric alternatives.
New York’s Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Make-Ready Program (2020)
A $700 million program funded by electric bills to help build more than 55,000 chargers by paying a portion of the transmission upgrades and site preparation work needed to install them.
New Hampshire’s HB 715 (2020)
Requires the PUC to find better payment model for energy storage companies that help utilities avoid transmission and distribution costs.
Proposed Growing Climate Solutions Act (2020)
Proposed legislation directs the USDA to create a program that would help the agriculture sector gain access to revenue from greenhouse gas offset credit markets.
New York Soil Health Roadmap
Includes background on the state of knowledge on soil health in NY, historical and current soil health efforts within and beyond NY, and key stakeholders and organizations involved in efforts to improve NY soil health.
Report, Sequestering Carbon Dioxide Undersea in the Atlantic: Legal Problems and Solutions
Outlines the key legal requirements for injecting carbon dioxide into the seabed off the northeast coast of the U.S.