E-12-(i)NSUARB IR-17 Attachment 2_ACEEE’s Entire State Database - Excel
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The State of California is pursuing clean energy workforce development through Workforce Standards requirements and direct training through Workforce Education and Training programs. Workforce Standards In 2015, the Legislature passed SB 3...
AI summary California is implementing clean energy workforce development through Workforce Standards and training programs like Centergies and Connections. SB 350 mandated the CEC to develop a responsible contractor policy, and CPUC decision D.18-10-008 required workforce standards for HVAC and lighting control projects. The CPUC also requires tracking of disadvantaged worker participation and study of the CEC policy.
inning of 2015 - to provide operating and capital assistance to transit agencies with the goal of reducing GHG emissions and improving mobility; with an emphasis on serving Disadvantaged Communities. Last Reviewed: July 2020 ","AB 118 targ...
AI summary California offers various programs aimed at reducing GHG emissions through incentives for clean vehicles and mobility options. These include voucher programs for medium- and heavy-duty trucks, rebates for light-duty EVs, and initiatives targeting disadvantaged communities with clean mobility projects.
cts may be eligible for financing assistance through New Hampshire’s Clean Energy Fund, which is a $6 million revolving loan program administered by the Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA). Net metering: As a result of 2011 legi...
AI summary New Hampshire's Clean Energy Fund provides financing assistance for energy projects. Net metering rules for CHP systems are outlined, with efficiency requirements and capacity limits. The Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) requires 23.8% of electricity to come from renewable sources by 2025, with CHP systems potentially qualifying under Tier 1.
ng levels of residential income eligible programs at 14% of implementation funding for electric programs and 26% of implementation funding for natural gas programs. Clean energy workforce development
AI summary The text discusses the allocation of implementation funding for residential income-eligible clean energy programs, with 14% for electric programs and 26% for natural gas programs, and touches on clean energy workforce development.
sed during State Fiscal Year (FY) 2019 (July 1, 2018-June 30, 2019), all of which were energy efficient. The State met its target goal of purchasing 100% energy-efficient passenger vehicles in FY2019. Furthermore, as most vehicle manufactu...
AI summary In FY2019, Tennessee met its goal of purchasing 100% energy-efficient passenger vehicles. The state is developing an EV implementation plan due to the shift in vehicle manufacturing towards EVs. Statutes require 25% of new vehicle purchases in nonattainment areas to be HEVs or natural gas vehicles, with alternatives if unavailable.
. The state plans to track these indicators across the census tracts of applicants to monitor changes to the environmental or health factors the indicators measure. Clean energy workforce development CETA includes incentives for workforce...
AI summary The state plans to track environmental and health indicators across census tracts of applicants. CETA provides tax incentives for workforce development, including exemptions based on labor standards and community agreements. SB 5854 requires nonresidential buildings to maintain energy data records for disclosure to buyers and lenders.
gy Program funds, the WV Office of Energy is working with the Homebuilders Association of West Virginia Foundation and Energy Efficient West Virginia to provide training on the 2009 IECC and beyond. Last Reviewed: September 2020 ",,"CHP sy...
AI summary The document discusses the status of CHP systems in West Virginia, noting that they are eligible for net metering but lack supportive policies. It also mentions the repeal of the Alternative and Renewable Energy Portfolio Standard in 2015, which affected CHP's eligibility for energy generation incentives.