The federal government is electrifying its buildings — states and cities should follow suit
Covering new buildings and major renovations, the new rule is one of the biggest actions Washington has taken to cut climate pollution from federal properties.
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Article | Building Electrification
The Federal Government is Electrifying All New Buildings — States and Cities Should Follow Suit
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Policy Brief | Electricity
Transforming the Way We Serve Vulnerable Communities: Performance Incentive Mechanisms and Beyond
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Article | Industry
Green Iron Corridors: A New Way to Transform the Steel Business
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Article | Electricity
3 Reasons Why Climate Players Should Care About Utility Rate of Return
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Policy Brief | US Policy
Steel Decarbonization Policy Levers
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Article | Africa
Low-Cost, Reliable Electricity for Nigerian Businesses: Nigeria’s First DisCo-Enabled Hybrid Solar Project
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