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Resources / Statements & Testimonies•Dec 01, 2020

Maine Climate Action Plan – Acadia Center Response/Press Release

On December 1, 2020, the Maine Climate Council released its report, “Maine Won’t Wait, A Plan for Climate Action,” to Governor Janet...
Downloads: Maine Climate Action Plan - Press Release
Resources / Statements & Testimonies•Mar 05, 2020

Acadia Center Testimony in Support of House Bill 7399

Acadia Center supports House Bill 7399 as a key step in the continued efforts to decarbonize the Rhode Island economy and address...
Downloads: H-7399 Testimony
Resources / Statements & Testimonies•May 15, 2019

Testimony on Proposed Changes to Massachusetts Renewable Portfolio Standard

Acadia Center's testimony urges DOER to withdraw proposed changes to the RPS that would undermine the state's climate efforts, including allowing energy...
Downloads: Testimony on Proposed Changes to MA RPS
Resources / Resource•Oct 02, 2015

Comments on CT DEEP’s Proposed Energy Resource Procurement

Acadia Center’s recommendations for how CT DEEP can evaluate and select from energy sources – both demand and supply-side – that will...
Downloads: Comments on CT DEEP's Proposed Energy Resource Procurement
Resources / Resource•Jun 05, 2015

RI Energy Efficiency and Resource Management Council Frequently Asked Questions

Introduction to energy efficiency concepts in Rhode Island with answers to questions such as: What is Least Cost Procurement? and What is...
Downloads: EERMC Frequently Asked Questions
Resources / Resource•Jul 07, 2013

Forecasting Distributed Generation Resources in New England

The key findings of this study include the following: The ISO forecasts that approximately 800 MW of solar PV will be installed...
Downloads: Forecasting Distributed Generation Resources in New England