…measures installed before 2021 with lifetimes longer than 23 years as if they were new savings; Allowing 15 percent of on-site renewable energy generation to be treated as energy savings;…
…lower costs, and reduce air emissions; Strategies for capturing the myriad benefits of energy efficiency as an effective, low-cost resource; Leveraging the changing role of consumers in energy efficiency, on-site…
…energy efficiency as an effective, low-cost resource; Leveraging the changing role of consumers in energy efficiency, on-site production, storage, and automated and controllable uses; The outlook for renewable energy resources….
…under the Act—is the degree to which states could opt to allow offsite programs to substitute for site-specific technology controls.” Columbia’s analysis underscored that states (and, where applicable, local agencies)…
…is easier to site than traditional facilities. Renewable energy and energy efficiency are, by extension, risk-reduction strategies. Take cost, for example: most clean energy projects provide guaranteed energy and capacity…
…for incorporating energy efficiency into air quality management plans. The analysis shows average on-site savings of 10 to 60 RMB per ton of coal saved and average off-site savings of…
…value of the power they supply. At a time when the United States is experiencing exponential growth in on-site power generation and sinking prices for solar photovoltaic (PV) installations, these…
As prices for deploying on-site power generation trend downward, new solar photovoltaic (PV) installations in the United States have grown by 30 percent annually since 2001. Consumers have demonstrated that…
In a power sector where the number of customers with on-site, non-emergency electricity generation is on the rise, U.S. regulators are faced with determining what constitutes fair compensation for standby…