This factsheet explores the ways Virginia can meet its state-level Clean Power Plan emissions reductions goal with the help of combined heat and power, industrial energy efficiency, and other efficiency policies. Click here to view.
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Coalition Letter Urges Senate Committees to Reject House Amendments Limiting Energy Efficiency Efforts
The Alliance for Industrial Efficiency, along with 29 other businesses, industry groups, and energy and environmental advocates submitted two letters to the Chairman and Ranking Member of the Armed Services Committee and the Senate Defense Appropriations Committee....
Alliance Executive Director Issues Statement Supporting Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe’s Continued Commitment to Clean Power Plan
Today, Governor Terry McAuliffe announced that he is signing an Executive Order that will allow the Commonwealth to move forward with planning for Virginia’s Clean Power Plan (CPP). The Alliance’s Executive Director, Jennifer Kefer, issued a statement supporting...
Alliance Letter Urges Pennsylvania Senate to Oppose Industrial Opt-Out Bill
The Alliance for Industrial Efficiency submitted a letter to all 50 members of the Pennsylvania State Senate, urging them to reject SB 805, which would allow large industrial and commercial energy consumers to “opt-out” of successful utility-led energy efficiency...
Alliance Urges House to Make CHP and WHP a Priority for U.S. Tax Policy
Yesterday, the Alliance filed comments on the House Ways and Means Tax Policy Subcommittee’s May 12th Member Day Hearing on Tax Legislation urging the subcommittee to support policies that would help advance the deployment of combined heat and power (CHP) and waste...
Alliance Factsheet: Manufacturers Save Big with Utility Industrial Energy-Efficiency Programs
The Alliance for Industrial Efficiency published a new factsheet that details how manufacturers benefit when they “opt in” to utility industrial energy-efficiency programs. Although energy use presents a significant cost to manufacturers, there are often...