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Council on Environmental Quality updates key regulations to improve the federal environmental review process, reducing barriers to clean energy
Today, the Council on Environmental Quality finalized phase 2 of its revision to government-wide National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
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Dual-use solar: An exploration of potential in the San Joaquin Valley
This blog investigates the potential of dual-use solar in a particular region — California’s San Joaquin Valley (“the Valley”).
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New report finds California’s San Joaquin Valley can uniquely benefit from the clean energy transition
A new report finds that California’s San Joaquin Valley is in a unique position to benefit from the clean energy transition.
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The state of siting: New E3 report identifies recommendations and best practices for state-level renewable energy siting reform
Rapidly accelerating the deployment of renewable energy projects is paramount for the United States to meet its net zero by 2050 climate goal.
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Shoring up transmission: How an under-explored option could unlock the promise of offshore wind
Offshore wind is a ready-to-deploy clean energy technology that can play a key role in decarbonizing electricity.
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Dual-use solar: U.S. policy considerations to drive clean energy deployment
Dual-use solar has the potential to provide added environmental, social, and economic benefits compared to traditional solar development.
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The technical potential for clean energy deployment on BLM and other federal lands in the lower forty-eight United States
The U.S. needs to increase the pace and scale of clean energy deployment. Federal lands may hold more opportunity than previously considered.
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Dual-use solar: What it is and how it can help ease tensions between clean energy deployment and land use
Achieving global decarbonization requires the rapid and widespread deployment of clean energy infrastructure.
