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virginia_cpp_letter_3.2.16-bcc4ad55b9873a89.pdf
A letter dated March 2, 2016, addressed to Governor Terry McAuliffe of Virginia, urging the state to maximize investments in energy efficiency to meet Clean Power Plan (CPP) compliance goals. The letter, signed by a broad coalition of industry and environmental organizations, argues that energy efficiency is the most cost-effective method for reducing emissions and lowering consumer energy bills.
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Document type: Statement
west_virginia_cpp_letter_3.2.16-5ed712c593736065.pdf
A letter dated March 2, 2016, addressed to Governor Earl Tomblin of West Virginia, urging the state to maximize investments in energy efficiency to meet Clean Power Plan goals cost-effectively.
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Document type: Statement
THE CALIFORNIA CLIMATE AND CLEAN ENERGY POLICY STORY
This report by Energy Innovation describes California's climate and clean energy policy framework, highlighting the state's success in decoupling economic growth from greenhouse gas emissions. It details the combination of performance standards and a cap-and-trade program, the resulting growth in green jobs and clean technology, and the state's influence on federal and other state-level policies.
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Codes to Cleaner Buildings: Effectiveness of U.S. Building Energy Codes
A research paper by the Climate Policy Initiative San Francisco that uses residential energy use data and regression analysis to measure the actual impact of state building energy codes in the United States, comparing these results to engineering simulation models.
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Document type: Research paper
Reducing cooling-related electricity demand with energy efficiency (SDG7.3)
This report examines the impact of energy efficiency on electricity demand for cooling appliances in households at risk. It highlights that while expanding cooling access could significantly increase energy needs, the adoption of best-available technologies and passive building strategies can offset this demand and support sustainable energy transitions.
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Document type: Report