As regulatory bodies and utilities consider how to modernize energy infrastructure policy and improve flexibility, co-location has emerged as a key concept.| Business Council for Sustainable Energy
“Instead of encouraging industry growth, this legislation holds American energy businesses back," said BCSE President Lisa Jacobson. "As we move forward, the data is clear: deployment of a broad portfolio of energy efficiency and clean energy technologies is hard-wired into the U.S. economy." The post Clean Energy Industries Statement on Final Budget Reconciliation Bill appeared first on Business Council for Sustainable Energy.| Business Council for Sustainable Energy
10 energy projects bringing economic growth to states across the country through innovative technologies and public-private partnerships. The post State-Level Solutions to Keep Energy Costs Down appeared first on Business Council for Sustainable Energy.| Business Council for Sustainable Energy
“As Congress continues to consider this legislation, our industries urge policymakers to address provisions that could still cause uncertainty and increase energy costs," said BCSE President Lisa Jacobson. The post Clean Energy Industries Statement on Senate-Passed Budget Reconciliation Bill appeared first on Business Council for Sustainable Energy.| Business Council for Sustainable Energy
“This amendment would provide a more workable transition for energy businesses while protecting energy sector jobs and projects currently in the pipeline,” said BCSE President Lisa Jacobson. The post BCSE Statement in Support of Ernst-Grassley-Murkowski Budget Reconciliation Amendment appeared first on Business Council for Sustainable Energy.| Business Council for Sustainable Energy
The Business Council for Sustainable Energy and the Clean Energy Business Network released a factsheet today highlighting sustainable energy projects driving economic growth in North Carolina as Congress considers budget reconciliation proposals that would impact jobs and economic development in the state by altering and drastically limiting the timeline of key energy tax credits.| Business Council for Sustainable Energy
"Companies plan with these tax incentives in mind and rely upon them for capital allocation, planning, and project commitments – all of which will be jeopardized by abrupt cut offs or additional restrictions," said BCSE President Lisa Jacobson. "Clear, predictable, and long-term tax policy is essential for market confidence that will get projects deployed quickly and urgently as America faces skyrocketing energy demand."| Business Council for Sustainable Energy
Organized by the Business Council for Sustainable Energy (BCSE) and the Clean Energy Business Network (CEBN), the industry letter brings together 272 signatories, including large companies, small businesses, and trade associations across all sectors of the energy value chain.| Business Council for Sustainable Energy