Additional Resources
Webinar slides and recordings are not archived in this Publications Library. These materials can be found on the Webinars page of this website, on Clean Energy Group’s Vimeo page, and in the various Clean Energy Group Project pages.
An archive of press releases and media coverage can be found in the Press section of this website.
A complete collection of resources related to the Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) is available at www.cesa.org.
A complete collection of resources related to the Northeast Wind Resource Center (NWRC) is available at www.northeastwindcenter.org.
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Hydrogen Fuel Cells Fact Sheet October 2022 by Abbe Ramanan Clean Energy Group has published a fact sheet answering four commonly asked questions about fuel cells – what they are, what they can be used for, drawbacks, and potential benefits. |
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The Peaker Problem: An Overview of Peaker Power Plant Facts and Impacts in Boston, Philadelphia, and Detroit July 2022 by Clean Energy Group, Strategen This report examines the environmental justice and public health impacts of peaker power plants in three U.S. cities – Boston, Philadelphia, and Detroit. The report also provides several case studies on lessons learned from community-led opposition efforts in the three cities as well as in New York City and New Orleans. |
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Recommendations to MA EEAC on Equity Provisions for Battery Storage July 2022 by Todd Olinsky-Paul CEG submitted comments to the Massachusetts Energy Efficiency Advisory Council recommending that equity provisions be developed and implemented into the ConnectedSolutions program. |
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Comments on Title V Operating Permit Significant Modification Application and Compliance Statement for Proposed Standby Power Generation Facility June 2022 by Seth Mullendore Clean Energy Group submitted comments opposing the development of 84 megawatts of gas combustion turbines proposed by Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission for its main wastewater treatment facility in Newark, New Jersey. |
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Clean Energy Group Response to RFI on Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs Implementation Strategy March 2022 by Abbe Ramanan Comments submitted in response to DOE’s RFI regarding the implementation and structure of a DOE Funding Opportunity Announcement to fund regional hydrogen hubs. This submission reflects several of CEG’s concerns with the H2Hub program. |
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Addendum – Assessment of Potential Alternatives for Project 2015A in Peabody, Massachusetts March 2022 by Strategen This analysis is an addendum to the July 2021 assessment of energy storage as a cost-effective alternative to building the Peabody Peaker, a 60 MW oil and gas peaking unit proposed in Massachusetts. |
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Resilience Matters: Opportunities for Action to Strengthen Communities March 2022 by Abbe Ramanan, Laurie Mazur, Lew Milford, Seth Mullendore This publication by the Island Press Urban Resilience Project is a compilation of articles, op-eds, and interviews celebrating our collective progress in 2021, while highlighting how far we have yet to go. Four of the seven articles in the Energy section were written by CEG staff. |
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CEG Comments to Illinois Commerce Commission on Energy Storage Cost-Benefit Valuation January 2022 by Todd Olinsky-Paul Comments submitted to the ICC as stakeholder input to its energy storage proceedings addressing cost-benefit valuation for energy storage. |
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CEG Comments on Pittsfield Generating Station (MA) Operating Permit Renewal December 2021 by Shelley Robbins CEG testified virtually and submitted written comments regarding the renewal of the Pittsfield Generating Company LP’s operating permit renewal by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. |
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Energy Storage for Winter Grid Reliability: How Batteries Became the Low-Cost Solution for Power Assurance in Massachusetts December 2021 by Applied Economics Clinic Winter electric peaking capacity services are currently undervalued in the Massachusetts programs that provide battery customers with performance payments to supply power back to the grid at times of high demand. |
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