CLEAN ENERGY POLICY STRATEGIES CONSORTIUM
Specializing in Clean Energy Policy Implementation and Development to Achieve Our Clients' Energy Expansion and Transition Objectives
OUR EXPERTISE
At Clean Energy Policy Strategies, we focus on transparency and results, establishing concrete objectives that lead to our clients' identified deliverables.
CLEAN ENERGY PROJECTS: POLICY AND POLITICAL SUPPORT
We provide our clients analysis and strategic application of clean energy policy for their energy, residential, commercial, and industrial projects. We focus on existing development and new construction, and help our clients leverage relevant federal, state, and local energy and clean energy policies.
While employing effective stakeholder and political engagement strategies, our issue coverage includes but is not limited to clean energy tax incentives; utility policy; the IRA residential rebate programs; the $27 billion IRA Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF); climate finance; demand flexibility; virtual power plants; low-income and disadvantaged communities; and others.
CLIMATE FINANCE: POLICY INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT
At Clean Energy Policy Strategies we apply existing climate finance policy to assist our clients in achieving their clean energy objectives-- and when current policy is not enough, we work with our clients and others to identify needed legislative and regulatory solutions. To effectively achieve our clients' objectives, we couple our policy efforts with strategic stakeholder and political engagement.
Clean Energy Policy Strategies exhibits decades of experience in the finance and climate finance space, including participation in major policy developments, including but not limited to Gramm-Leach-Bliley, Dodd-Frank, New Markets Tax Credit Program, and the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.
CLEAN ENERGY POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT
STAKEHOLDER AND POLITICAL ENGAGEMENT
Although the energy transition is often viewed through the lens of subtraction-- a reduction in carbon emissions, at Clean Energy Policy Strategies we also see the transition through the lens of addition-- the need for all hands on deck. As a result, we work on both sides of the aisle and across all sectors of the energy economy to help ensure our clients' leadership in the energy transition and expansion.
Multiple federal and state-led clean energy initiatives require direct tie-ins to community benefits and strategies, particularly as related to low-income and disadvantaged communities. Our team has decades of experience in these communities and with elected officials who represent them, including in rural and urban parts of the country. Through effective stakeholder and political engagement we help our clients develop policy, strategies, and projects that result in a win for the client, and a winning impact for the community.
POLICY ISSUES
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Appropriations
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Cap and Trade
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Carbon Capture and Storage
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Climate Finance
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Demand Flexibility
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Energy Efficiency
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Geothermal
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Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund
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Grid Resilience Innovation Partnership (GRIP) Program
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IRA Residential Rebate Program
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Low-Income and Disadvantaged Communities
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Renewable Energy, Including Community and Utility Scale Solar
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Tax
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Transportation
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Virtual Power Plants
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Workforce Development
OUR SERVICES
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Policy Advocacy
The Consortium engages on state and federal policies at the legislative and executive branch levels, including direct lobbying; legislative development; regulatory comment; stakeholder development and engagement; coalition building; and campaign development and implementation.
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Developers / Owners
The Consortium (Consortium), provides developers and project owners the key policy and stakeholder engagements necessary to lower the hurdles that so often slow or prevent a project’s completion. We specialize in strategies at the federal and state levels; locally; with utilities; public service commissions; climate finance stakeholders; local, regional, and national grassroots organizations; national energy and climate organizations; and more.
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Community Organizations
The Consortium partners with community organizations and project owners to assemble community solar and other clean energy projects in low-income and disadvantaged communities (LIDACs). Our experience includes LIDAC housing, workforce, and economic development; participation in the development of the $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF) including the $7 billion Solar for All Program; and decades of experience on Capitol Hill leading energy, financial services, and climate policy.
OUR VISION
At Clean Energy Policy Strategies Consortium, we are dedicated to driving the transition toward a sustainable and clean energy future. Our mission is to provide strategic guidance and expertise to shape effective clean energy policies and promote their implementation. We are committed to making a positive impact on the environment and society through our work.
CONSORTIUM LEADERSHIP
PRINCIPAL / Chief Executive Officer
Chief of Operations
Consortium Participants
The Consortium combines the expertise of external independent companies, organizations, consultants, and practitioners to assist in meeting client needs, providing objective-driven and transparent engagement to advance a client’s clean energy priorities. Our teams for projects can include:
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Academics
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Researchers
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Technical Assistance Providers
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Government Affairs Experts
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Energy Sector-Specific Experts
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Financial Services Sector-Specific Experts
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Project Managers
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Clean Energy Developers
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Owner's Representatives
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Others
GET IN TOUCH
VISIT US
11990 Market Street
Reston, VA 20190
Email: info@epsconsortium.com
Tel: 202-531-6005
For any inquiries or collaboration opportunities, please reach out to us using the form below.
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