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Guidelines for Financing a Credible Coal Transition
CBI, CPI, and RMI have developed a framework to address the reputational risks associated with financial mechanisms for the coal-to-clean transition.
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How to Finance a Credible Coal Transition
New guidelines address the possible pitfalls involved with financing the just transition of coal plants.
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Small Changes Could Yield Big Savings for Georgia Electricity Customers
As Georgia families struggle with electricity costs, the largest utility in the state is asking regulators for changes that would raise utility bills.
Electricity
Let RMI Be Your Guide to the Global Energy Transformation
RMI shares lessons learned from electricity system leaders around the globe to help advance the clean energy transition.
Electricity
Market Structures
The design and rules of wholesale, retail, and local electricity markets impact which, when, and how resources are purchased, sold, and utilized by system operators.
Electricity
Fossil Fuel Transition Strategies
Declining costs, technological advances, and rising energy security concerns have resulted in renewable energy recently usurping coal and gas as the lowest-cost way to reliably power most countries’ economies.
Electricity
Fighting for a Just Transition for Coal Communities
RMI Manager Jeremy Richardson, from a third-generation coal mining family, is working to ensure coal communities benefit from the energy transition.
Electricity
What Utility Regulators Need to Know about the IRA
The Inflation Reduction Act is the largest investment to date to modernize the US energy system, and regulators have a role to play in its implementation.
Electricity
The Hidden Health Costs of Gas-Fired Power Plants
Implementing clean energy portfolios instead of proposed gas plants can avoid $23–$74 billion in health impacts while lowering energy bills.
Electricity
Georgia Power and the Golden Securitization Opportunity
As Georgia Power phases out its coal plants, a financial mechanism called securitization could help save the utility’s customers over $1 billion.