Equitable Funding Mechanisms for Climate Action in Minneapolis
This paper recommends sustainable approaches to generate funding for equitable climate action and just transition efforts in Minneapolis.
This paper recommends sustainable approaches to generate funding for equitable climate action and just transition efforts in Minneapolis.
This white paper aims to deepen city leaders’ understanding of the interaction between gas distribution systems and local climate objectives.
Check out why IMT’s new Model Utility Data Access Law is a great tool that promotes utility savings for building owners and tenants.
First appearing in Public Utilities Fortnightly, this article addresses how building decarbonization policies will impact utilities, the grid, and planning.
Verde, Coalition of Communities of Color, and the Institute for Market Transformation pursue energy justice in Oregon, driving community wealth with utility investments.
Building Performance Standards are a powerful tool to improve energy efficiency and building performance, and they can advance community-centered, inclusive, equitable policymaking.
An equitable transition to clean power requires utilities to prioritize input from community stakeholders. Too often, frontline communities and advocates are dissuaded from participating in critical decisions by virtue of the opaque, technical process. With coordinated assistance and capacity-building support from local organizations, there are opportunities for stakeholders to intervene and demand private companies incorporate community feedback.
This miniguide describes the overlap and distinction between public utility commissions and consumer advocates and how they can strengthen relationships.
Why utility integrated resource plans matter and how to leverage them for equitable, clean energy.
How more stakeholder engagement in utility planning can increase equity and climate action.