Those of us who work towards clean, affordable buildings know that finding utility data about the “state of the gas transition” can be incredibly challenging. See the first in a new series on policy driving affordable heating on this very topic ⬇️ blog.advancedenergyunited.org/you-cant-man...

You Can’t Manage What You Don’t Measure: Performance Metrics for Affordable Heating

Much has been said about the risks to the gas utility industry in this era of market transition, wherein electric appliances are out-competing traditional furnaces and water heaters year over year. Un...

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"Here’s my note of optimism: building electrification and transportation electrification offer *so* much potential. These are new tools in the Swiss army knife that we are pushing electric utilities to build to manage the grid." - @sarahsteinberg.bsky.social. 🔌💡 energyinnovation.org/podcast/cong...

Congress Repealed Federal Clean Energy Incentives! How to Act Before It’s Too Late • Energy Innovation

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act repealed a number of federal clean energy incentives. Here's how Americans can take advantage of them before they're gone.

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Check out my podcast debut on Electrify This! We talk about the impacts of reconciliation on advanced energy + where we go from here. Bottom line: - Consumers, pick up the phone to lease that EV or make those energy efficiency home upgrades ASAP! - States, become *obsessed* with grid flexibility!

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Electrify This! podcast is live today! I speak with Harry Godfrey and @sarahsteinberg.bsky.social of @advancedenergyunited.org about the impacts of Congress' HR1 and what people and states can do to benefit from time-limited incentives before they're gone! energyinnovation.org/podcast/cong...

🔌💡 New episode of the Electrify This! #Podcast. Next week, host @sarabaldwin.bsky.social is joined by Advanced Energy United's Harry Godfrey and sarahsteinberg.bsky.social for a post-One Big Beautiful Bill debrief.

🚨 Big news! Advanced Energy United and Demand Side Analytics have just released new research on electrification rates for Massachusetts. Report here: blog.advancedenergyunited.org/reports/ma-s...

Massachusetts Study on Time-Varying Rate Design to Enable Electrification

A new report, authored by Advanced Energy United and Demand Side Analytics, identifies ways in which Massachusetts can support electrification without abandoning its energy efficiency and long-term sy...

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Join our next webinar: 'How Companies Can Support Building Decarbonization in the US' this Thursday May 8, 11:00 EDT Bringing together our analysts & @advancedenergyunited.org's @sarahsteinberg.bsky.social to discuss FF narratives and the electrification build out👇 influencemap.org/event/How-Co...

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This family made a change that many are debating: They got their home off fossil fuels - The Boston Globe

“There was something satisfying about shutting off the gas and getting rid of the oil,” said Roslindale homeowner Tim Maher. “But a lot of it’s just been a necessity: what’s broken or not working righ...

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Good recs from E3 on next steps for CA’s stalled gas planning process. TLDR - don’t waste time with gas utility decarb scenarios and focus on reducing costs through non pipeline alternatives to new gas system investments. www.ethree.com/wp-content/u...

Today's gas utility regulatory reform highlight: Xcel Colorado has committed to building "bottom-up" forecasts based on technology adoption & appliance saturation (rather than blunt customer counts/assumptions about peak day use) to feed into its future gas infrastructure plans. #EnergySky

Hey #EnergySky! In case you missed it, the Michigan PSC just sent DTE Gas back to the drawing boards for its Natural Gas Delivery Plans, asking them to consider how declining demand impacts their infrastructure plans re: customer costs and risks, non-pipeline alternatives, emissions goals & more.

"Residential customers who use gas to heat their homes would see bills rise by 43 percent." Buckle up, Connecticut. This is just the beginning of heating bill increases, unless the state can get out ahead of the many major headwinds facing the gas system. t.co/SdOJ3gv5BN #EnergySky

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