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What's at stake?
The politicization of energy and environmental policy is undermining our ability to make meaningful emissions reductions in the energy sector. Too often, policymakers are asked to solve complex challenges with a limited toolbox, while entire industries—many leading innovation and efficiency gains—are excluded from the solutions process.
When politics outweigh data and real-world outcomes, progress stalls. The result is incremental change at best, higher costs, and missed opportunities to improve energy reliability, affordability, and economic growth.
A Sustainable
Energy Playbook
While energy systems and strategies are complex, an effective and durable approach to energy and the environment should be grounded in clear, practical guiding principles and evaluated based on real-world outcomes.
Public Hearing: Low Emission Vehicle Program
The DNREC Division of Air Quality will hold a virtual hearing on the potential adoption of Advanced Clean Cars II on April 26 at 6
DNREC: Clean Cars II would aid goal of shrinking greenhouse gas emissions in Delaware
DNREC Secretary Shawn Garvin joined Dr. David Stevenson, Director of the Caesar Rodney Institute’s Center for Energy & Environmental Policy and Dustyn Thompson, President of
Grid operator PJM pushes for electricity auction change as concerns grow over peak winter demand
“The action followed PJM Board consideration of stakeholder comments sought in its Feb. 24 letter announcing a launch of an accelerated process to ensure adequate
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