LPDD Model Law: Municipal Ordinance for Alternative Fuel Vehicle Parking Benefits
Model legislation providing free parking on the street and in municipal garages for alternative fuel vehicles through 2030.
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LPDD Model Law: State Statute Providing Rebates for Electric Vehicles
Model Law offering rebates for purchases of battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles with MSRP of less than $33,000, with the size of the incentive scaling to encourage manufacturers to increase EV range.
LPDD Model Law: State Healthy Soils Legislation
A menu-based model legislation template of best practices in existing healthy soils legislation from around the country, as well as some forward-looking key issues not yet addressed in existing legislation.
LPDD Model Law: Designation of Parking Spaces for Electric Vehicles and Installation of Electric Charging Devices
Requiring the installation in public accommodations of electric vehicle charging stations at parking spaces designated for the exclusive use of such electric vehicles, with targets increasing to 50% of large public garage spaces by 2040.
LPDD Model Law: Installation of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations at Common-Interest Developments
This proposed statute seeks to remove and foreclose covenants that restrict modifications needed to install electric vehicle charging stations in common-interest developments, such as condominiums.
New FERC Transmission Planning Proceeding (2021)
Seeking comments about how to change or enhance existing transmission regulations to support the build-out of carbon-free resources.
Report, An 80×30 Clean Electricity Standard: Carbon, Costs, and Health Benefits
Analyzes the energy, economic, environmental, and health outcomes of an illustrative CES design that reaches 80% clean electricity by 2030.
New Jersey’s S3223 (2021)
Defines electric vehicle infrastructure that qualifies as a permitted accessory use and permitted accessory structure in all zoning or use districts of a municipality and would not require use variances.
Maine’s Legislation Adopting California’s Appliance Efficiency Standards
Adopts California's efficiency standards for 10 household and commercial products.
Maine’s Extended Producer Responsibility for Plastic Packaging
Maine became the first state in the nation to adopt a law requiring companies that create consumer packaging to pay for the costs of recycling.