Clean, resilient technologies like solar+storage not only lower localized pollution and keep essential services running during grid outages, they can also save communities money. CEG’s Technical Assistance Fund supports solar+storage feasibility assessments for community facilities.
CEG is working with the Connecticut Green Bank to…
Transitioning fossil fossils to clean energy is not just a climate issue, it is an environmental justice issue. Power plants and other sources of harmful pollution are predominantly concentrated in and near low-income communities and communities of color. Clean Energy Group provides independent analysis, unbiased information, and technical support to equip local advocates and community-based…
Solar and wind are now the least expensive forms of energy in the power system, but they do not always generate electricity when it is most needed on the grid. This misalignment between intermittent generation and consumer demand can be solved by storing energy during times of overproduction and shifting the timing of when electricity…
Distributed energy technologies, such as rooftop solar and battery storage, represent an opportunity to democratize the energy system, transitioning from an aging, vulnerable, centralized system to a flexible and adaptive decentralized grid. However, today’s policies, programs, and financial systems have led to an inequitable allocation of clean energy incentives and an unequal deployment of resources,…
For decades, historically marginalized communities have been disproportionately impacted by fossil fuel emissions. These same communities now face the harshest consequences from the impacts of climate change and have access to fewer resources to respond and adapt. Clean Energy Group provides information, policy support, and technical assistance to help ensure that clean energy technologies are…
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