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U.S. Electrification In Brief
Presentation on building electrification in the U.S. by Policy Analyst, Zachary Strauss.
Massachusetts Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2050
The Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2050 provides details on the actions the Commonwealth will undertake to put the Commonwealth on a pathway to achieve Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions in 2050.
Electrify My Government
This report details nine specific actions that the federal government can take to accelerate economy-wide electrification and help get us closer to Biden's 50-52% emissions reduction goal by 2030.
Massachusetts Commission on Clean Heat Final Report
The Commission on Clean Heat published its report designed to help the Commonwealth achieve deep emissions reductions from the use of heating fuels.
Implementing The Inflation Reduction Act: A Roadmap For Federal And State Buildings Policy
This report explains how federal agencies can effectively implement the IRA’s building provisions, recommends complementary federal policies to accelerate building decarbonization. It also outlines how state policymakers can leverage the new law to reduce building sector pollution, increase building efficiency, and lower consumer energy bills.
The Economics of Electrifying Buildings: Medium-Size Commercial Retrofits
This report analyzes the technical, economic, and environmental implications of retrofitting fossil-gas-fired space heating and domestic hot water systems in a prototypical 50,000 square foot office building.
All in on Building Decarbonization in the Age of the Inflation Reduction Act
This report on building decarbonization discusses key programs in the IRA that the All In coalition should use to create a cleaner, healthier, and more economically vibrant country and built environment.
Improving the American Indoors: The Health, Economic, and Community Benefits of Zero-Carbon Buildings
This report from America is All In details the many benefits of decarbonization.
California budget invests $1.4 billion to decarbonize homes, schools, and communities
California is making big investments in transitioning homes, buildings, and schools to clean electric appliances – a record $1.4 billion across programs. This tweet by the Building Decarbonization Coalition summarizes how funding will be allocated for this budget.
Our Climate, Our Future: City of San Diego Climate Action Plan
This Climate Action Plan sets clear goals to reduce GHG emissions and details the strategies and actions the City of San Diego will take to make it a more sustainable, healthy and thriving city.
Analysis: Electric Heat Pumps Offer Cheapest Clean Heating Option for Most U.S. Houses
An analysis of the ACEEE's report on how electric heat pumps offer the cheapest way to cleanly heat and cool single-family homes.
Massachusetts Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2025 and 2030
The Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2025 and 2030 provides details on the actions the Commonwealth will undertake through the next decade to ensure the 2025 and 2030 emissions limits are met.