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We believe that sharing our expertise and collaborations in clean energy policy is how real, effective change happens.
From reports and policy briefs, to webinars and podcasts—RAP advisors have built an extensive collection of resources providing in-depth analysis and practical solutions to today’s energy challenges.
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A survey of Iowa’s electric resource long-range planning practices. An update to the 2003 survey. View Summary +
A survey of Kansas’ electric resource long-range planning activities in 2005. View Summary +
A survey of missouri’s electric resource long-range planning survey in 2005. View Summary +
A survey of Washington’s electric resource long-range planning activities in 2005. View Summary +
A survey of Utah’s electric resource long-range planning activities in 2005. View Summary +
A survey of Indiana’s electric resource long-range planning practices. An update of 2003’s survey. View Summary +
A survey of Ohio’s electric resource long-range planning activities in 2005… View Summary +
A survey of Kentucky’s electric resource long-range planning activities in 2005. View Summary +
A survey of South Dakota’s electric resource long-range planning activities in 2005. View Summary +
Without government intervention, the resource choices made by vertically integrated utilities and by unconstrained markets have generally not protected the environmental and societal values affected by the electric sector or by the broader energy sector. Decisions to build and to… View Summary +
A survey made up of 42 questions related to electric resource long-range planning. View Summary +
Energy efficiency and renewable energy have many positive effects on the general economy, the environment and energy security in New England. This report explains how, while also quantifying these effects in several new ways. View Summary +
This Issuesletter discusses grid operation issues and their effect on wind resource development, scheduling and imbalance penalties, transmission tariff flexibility, planning and interconnection queues, and capacity credit for intermittent resources. View Summary +