The Alliance for Industrial Efficiency signed on to letter with 14 businesses and organizations urging the North Carolina Senate to take action on House Bill 330 (HB 330). The bill adopts the North Carolina Energy Policy Council’s recommendation to increase the goal...
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Alliance Written Testimony Opposing Bill that Would Weaken Ohio’s Efficiency Standard
On April 24, the Alliance for Industrial Efficiency submitted written opponent testimony regarding H.B. No. 6—short titled: Creates Ohio Clean Air Program—to the Ohio House Energy and Natural Resource Subcommittee on Energy Generation. The Alliance opposes H.B. No. 6...
Alliance Letter Thanking Arizona Corporation Commission for Action on Interconnection Rules
The Alliance for Industrial Efficiency send thank you letters to members of the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) regarding their recent vote to approve draft interconnection rules for Arizona. This vote will help make it easier for Arizona businesses to install...
Alliance for Industrial Efficiency 2018 Accomplishments
The Alliance has made tremendous progress in 2018 advancing policies that support combined heat and power (CHP) and waste heat to power (WHP) on Capitol Hill, with the Administration, and in state and utility proceedings across the country. We welcomed two new...
Alliance Letter Encouraging the Nevada Public Utilities Commission to Further Explore Role of CHP and WHP in the State
The Alliance submitted a letter to the Nevada Public Utilities Commission thanking them for approving the demand side management portion of NV Energy’s integrated resource plan in late October. Our comments also encourage the Commission to further explore the...
Alliance Supports Increased Funding for Arizona Public Service Company’s Energy Efficiency Programs
The Alliance filed comments to the Arizona Corporation Commission regarding cuts to Arizona Public Service Company’s (APS’) commercial and industrial incentives, which impact technologies like CHP. The Alliance also expressed concern over APS’ proposed plan to...