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 07/23/21 At first glance, the outlook for the clean energy economy is far more positive today than it was one year ago. |
 07/21/21 The Department of Energy this week released the 2021 U.S. Energy Employment Report (USEER), an annual report that is the go-to for U.S. energy jobs data. The report comes at an especially pivotal time this year as... |
 07/12/21 As of June 30, 2021, the number of small businesses open in the U.S. had decreased by 47.8% compared to January 2020. That is the lowest percentage of small businesses open at any point since the... |
 06/15/21 The low-income households who would most benefit from energy efficiency resources are often the same households who have the most difficulty accessing them. To address this problem, we need to know more about these communities and where efforts would best be targeted.
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 06/09/21 As America recovers and reopens from the COVID-19 pandemic, my organization, the National Association of State Energy Officials (NASEO), has joined dozens of partners, including the Alliance to Save Energy, in calling on lawmakers to invest in the resilience, health, safety, and performance of... |
 06/03/21 The FAST Act’s looming expiration date in September and the Biden administration’s release of its $2 trillion American Jobs Plan has Capitol Hill debating what constitutes infrastructure. |
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