Duke University / Nicholas Institute / Columbia University / World Resources Institute / Greenhouse Gas Emissions / /
IndustryTerm
energy reliability benefits / abundant and cleanest energy / energy codes / end-use energy efficiency / energy efficiency programs / emissions reduction tool / state-level energy efficiency resource standards / energy sources / electrical energy savings / policy tools / energy efficiency / renewable energy / energy reliability / energy efficiency policies / clean technologies / renewable energy programs / credit energy efficiency measures / /
MusicGroup
The Alliance / /
Organization
Duke University / National Climate Coalition / Columbia University / Center for Climate Change Law / US Federal Reserve / Department of Energy / Selected Additional Resources Alliance / Alliance Commission on National Energy Efficiency Policy / The Alliance / Natural Resources Defense Council / World Resources Institute / Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy Solutions / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Franz T. Litz / Nicholas M. Bianco / Michael B. Gerrard / Tim Profeta / Obama / Jeremy Tarr / Jonas Monast / Gregory E. Wannier / /
ENERGY EFFICIENCY: ROLE IN PROSPECTIVE POWER PLANT CO2 RULES? Author: Rodney Sobin President Obama’s Climate Action Plan, released on June 25, 2013, redoubled attention to prospective regulation of greenhouse gases (GH