This report aims to give policymakers and advocates the information they need to encourage the inclusion of distributed storage policy in the state’s carbon reduction plans.
Clean Energy Group’s Commitment to the Equitable Distribution of Funds In 2020, Clean Energy Group (CEG) made a commitment to award 50 percent of annual Technical Assistance Fund (TAF) grants and 100 percent of annual Resilient Power Leadership Initiative (RPLI) funding to advance the resilient power goals of organizations led by Black people, Indigenous people,…
CEG’s Technical Assistance Fund Engineering Partners Clean Energy Group’s (CEG) partnerships with mission-aligned engineering firms are vital to the success of the Technical Assistance Fund (TAF). The first steps to acquiring a resilient solar+storage system can be resource intensive, requiring organizations to commit time and money to try to determine the costs and benefits. The…
This has been an impactful year for Clean Energy Group and our partners in advancing energy justice.
Demand for early-stage technical assistance support will continue to rise as communities become increasingly vulnerable to climate disasters and an aging power grid.
Developing and implementing building codes for resilient energy systems.
Panelists will discuss CEG’s Technical Assistance Fund (TAF) and the Resilient Power Leadership Initiative (RPLI), and the findings of CEG’s annual impact report. CEG staff will be joined by TAF engineering partners and a 2022 RPLI awardee.
EPB, a municipal electric distribution utility serving approximately 190,000 homes and businesses in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has installed energy storage systems at four locations in its service territory. The energy storage systems provide resiliency for critical community facilities, as well as peak demand reduction, which saves money for EPB’s customers.