A new report from Acadia Center and Clean Air Task Force (CATF) examines the critical role that community engagement will play in meeting New England’s 2050 decarbonization goals. The report highlights the opportunity to accelerate the region’s clean energy progress by addressing local concerns and better equipping communities to meaningfully participate in siting and approval processes.

By collaborating with policymakers, industry leaders, and grassroots organizations, Acadia Center creates pathways for innovative clean energy policies that benefit entire communities — especially those that have historically been left behind. But to continue on this path, we need your help to bridge these divides.

The Acadia Center team, alongside the nation, have begun to process the vastly different political landscape we’ll be working in for the next four years. Click to read the full letter from Acadia Center President, Dan Sosland.

This Report dives into the details of RGGI proceeds generation, spending, and reporting, aiming to show where investments are currently going toward and how these allocations contribute to reducing emissions and remedying inequitable impacts.