Washington DC’s Green Area Ratio Rule
Requires all new buildings that require a Certificate of Occupancy must meet the appropriate Green Area Ratio (GAR) based on the zoning district.
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San Francisco’s Better Roofs Ordinance
Requires all new buildings to have 15% of the roof space as solar panels or 30% of the roof space as a Living (green) Roof. Requires new buildings in SOMA to have 15% of the roof space as solar panels and 50% of the roof space as a Living Roof.
Proposed Agriculture Resilience Act (2020)
Sets a target of reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in U.S. agriculture by the year 2040.
Report, The Coming Electrification of the North American Economy
Assesses the need for a robust North American transmission grid.
Ann Arbor’s A2Zero Plan
Strategy to shift away from using fossil fuels and power the community with 100% renewable energy within 10 years, while significantly reducing driving and expanding public transit.
DC’s Solar for All Program
Solar for All aims to bring the benefits of solar energy to 100,000 low to moderate income families in the District of Columbia.
Exelon’s Clean Fleet Targets
Plans to electrify 30 percent of their vehicle fleet by 2025, increasing to 50 percent by 2030.
Minnesota’s Community Energy Transition Grants
Transition grant program for communities housing a coal, nuclear, or natural gas facility that is scheduled for decommissioning, intended to address economic dislocation.
Vermont’s H.942 (2020)
Sets a plug-in EV incentive, and prioritizes transit and EV charging projects for federal stimulus money.
Washington’s Sustainable Farms and Fields Grant Program
Provides financial assistance to voluntary farmers and ranchers who adopt practices that reduce fossil fuel inputs in their operations and increase the quantity of carbon stored on their land.