States Leading the Way in Clean Energy
Despite uncertain federal support for clean energy, states are taking charge of their own path forward.
Advanced Energy United has released a new playbook for lawmakers, offering guidance on building flexible, affordable, and clean energy.
"It is very easy to get overwhelmed by this moment," said Amisha Rai, senior vice president of advocacy at Advanced Energy United.
The federal policy and regulatory landscape is uncertain, with cancelled programs like Solar for All and reduced incentives for technologies like solar, storage, wind, and electric vehicles.
- Solar
- Storage
- Wind
- Electric vehicles
Author's summary: States are taking charge of clean energy despite federal uncertainty.
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