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ARRA -- Recovery Act -- Energy Programs From the Abstract: "Energy efficiency
represents one of the most effective resources for addressing the challenges of
climate change, economic productivity, and national security. All levels of
government, and many businesses, rely upon accurate energy efficiency analyses
in order to shape policy and outline business growth plans. Signifi ...
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From the Introduction: "For more than thirty years, state energy officials have played a leading role in developing and implementing energy efficiency retrofit programs in residential buildings. The experience from these programs, such as the Weatherization Assistance Program for low-income families, is an important resource for the Obama admini ...
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From the Abstract: "The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
(ARRA) included several key funding opportunities for energy efficiency
projects at the local level, including for the first time monies for
the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant (EECBG) program.(1)
Funding was additionally provided for state energy programs ...
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Citing four different innovative initiatives in the U.S. that have stimulated green jobs: Apollo Alliance, WE2, Blue Green Alliance, and Green For All, this paper finds four key principles:
1.Keep it local
2.Join forces
3.Not just jobs
4.Build a training-to-work pipeline
Excerpted from the Executive Summary: "These programmes demon ...
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From the Conclusion: "Probably the single most fundamental policy challenge for the next generation is to build a clean-energy economy and defeat the threat of global cli-mate change. The overarching strategies for achiev-ing this aim are clear: to make massive investments every year in energy efficiency and renewable energy, and to establish li ...
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From the Website: "The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) makes
billions of dollars in new funding available to state energy programs-
mostly to support energy efficiency and renewable energy. There are
three main sources of money that states can access to help increase
energy efficiency. The first is energy efficiency and ...
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This report makes the case that, although the Copenhagen summit in December of 2009 did not produce an international agreement, it was clearly not a failure. No fewer than 154 new global policy announcements have been made,
just since October of 2009, as the conference was fast approaching. According to the report, this is the highest number ...
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From the Abstract: "Energy efficiency
represents one of the most effective resources for addressing the challenges of
climate change, economic productivity, and national security. All levels of
government, and many businesses, rely upon accurate energy efficiency analyses
in order to shape policy and outline business growth plans. Signif ...
See More...
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