Energy 2040 Phase 1 Policy Recommendations Release
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Energy 2040 Phase 1 Policy Recommendations Release
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The Alliance to Save Energy cordially invites you to the Energy 2040 Phase 1 Policy Recommendations Release. Energy 2040, led by the Commission on National Energy Efficiency Policy, supports a just energy transition – one that achieves our decarbonization goals while advancing energy equity, reliability, and affordability. The Phase 1 Policy Recommendations represent the early products of Commission’s work, designed to guide policymakers to well-rounded, credible policy pathways for rapidly scaling up energy efficiency solutions.
The event will be held on April 26th, 2023 from 12:30-2:00pm ET in room SVC 203 of the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center in Washington, DC. Remarks from Alliance President Paula Glover and Commission Chair Helen Burt of National Grid will be followed by a detailed policy briefing. We hope you will join us and other governmental, corporate, and nonprofit efficiency leaders at this pathway-defining event. If you have questions, or would prefer to RSVP via Email please contact Alexia Jordan at Ajordan@ase.org
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