Hope, Worry, and Resilience in a Colorado Coal Community: Micro Documentary Series
The Energy News Network published a short piece on our work in Craig, Colorado. If you have not had a chance to watch our micro-documentary series, Craig Colorado: Coal Town in Transition, read about it and check it out.
CNEE Senior Policy Advisor Jeffrey Ackermann Presents: Public Policy, Public Utilities and (Regulatory) Pursuit of the Public Interest
Thrusday,April 15th 9:00am-10:00am MT Click the link below to join:PUBLIC POLICY, PUBLIC UTILITIES AND (REGULATORY) PURSUIT OF THE PUBLIC INTEREST Jeff has been an active part of Colorado’s energy policy and advocacy sector for four decades. Over the past eight years, Jeff has served as chairman of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission and executive director… Continue Reading CNEE Senior Policy Advisor Jeffrey Ackermann Presents: Public Policy, Public Utilities and (Regulatory) Pursuit of the Public Interest
Join Senior Policy Advisor Jeffrey Ackermann for a Discussion on the Future of the Utility Industry
Register for the discussion here:https://www.icf.com/events/energy/2021/04/utility-regulator-discussion-future-industry Utility leaders, how do we get from where we are to where we need to be? We know the imperatives—climate change mitigation, grid resilience, social/energy justice, COVID-19, a technology revolution—and we also know that utilities cannot build a clean and equitable energy future on their own. Utilities have always had… Continue Reading Join Senior Policy Advisor Jeffrey Ackermann for a Discussion on the Future of the Utility Industry
CNEE Senior Policy Advisor, Jeff Ackermann Co-Chairs a Task Force on Comprehensive Electricity Planning
The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners (NARUC) and the National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO) are providing a forum for the development of state-led pathways toward a more resilient, efficient, and affordable grid. Read more about the task force here.
Amid the Pandemic, Can Colorado Still Lead on a Just Transition from Coal?
“There will be transitions and more transitions. Any number of towns will go through the same thing that coal towns are going through today,” says Suzanne Tegen, assistant director at the Colorado-based Center for the New Energy Economy. Read the Energy New Networks Article Here Read Colorado’s Just Transition Plan Draft Report Here
