State Clean Energy Policies Analysis Project
The Best Practices: State Clean Energy Policies Analysis (SCEPA) project is a collaborative effort to better understand the environmental, economic, and energy security impacts of state policies using a uniform methodology. The intent of the project, funded by the Department of Energy/Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (DOE-EERE), is to assist state policy makers and implementers in determining which policies will have the most beneficial impact on the priorities of the state. It is implemented by NREL and the Alliance to Save Energy, in partnership with DOE, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and state stakeholders.
This Web site includes extensive information on the SCEPA project as well as initial results of some of the analysis that's been done related to SCEPA. Featured sections include:
Project Update
The SCEPA Project Team recently released "State of the States 2009: Renewable Energy Development and the Role of Policy" (PDF 4.2 MB) Download Adobe Reader, which provides insights into the status of renewable energy development at the state level. For additional reports and more information, access the Resources page.
Recent Webcasts
Access presentations from the February 12, 2009, Webcast on renewable energy rebates (PowerPoint 1.6 MB) and feed-in tariffs (PowerPoint 897 KB).
For more information on the SCEPA project, contact Eric Lantz at NREL.
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