Sound policy can break down barriers to energy efficiency at the local, state, regional and national levels. The Alliance promotes energy efficiency policies that are meaningful, politically viable and implementable.
Critical to the Solution
Barriers to energy efficiency — including the need for upfront capital investment, lack of consumer awareness and highly-subsidized prices for fossil fuels — often prevent even the "low-hanging fruit" from being picked. Fortunately, sound energy policy can break through these barriers and transform market conditions to create an energy-efficient nation.
Realizing energy efficiency's greatest potential is key component of the Alliance's mission and effective policy is a critical part of the solution. To achieve this goal, the Alliance Policy Team, which includes a research group and a government relations group, focuses on three main tasks:
- Policy formulation and analysis;
- Policy advocacy; and
- Education of policymakers, consumers and the media.
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The Energy Savings and Industrial Competitiveness (ESIC) Act will spur the use of energy efficiency technologies in the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors of our economy, while also fostering job creation.
Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments' vision to create a more sustainable and prosperous region reflects the energy, economic, and environmental goals of the Alliance Commission on National Energy Efficiency Policy's recommendations, demonstrating Energy 2030 in action.
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