{"id":10920,"date":"2015-08-27T11:35:46","date_gmt":"2015-08-27T16:35:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogs.edf.org\/energyexchange\/?p=10920"},"modified":"2017-02-07T13:28:55","modified_gmt":"2017-02-07T19:28:55","slug":"how-the-clean-power-plan-can-benefit-latino-communities","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.edf.org\/energyexchange\/2015\/08\/27\/how-the-clean-power-plan-can-benefit-latino-communities\/","title":{"rendered":"How the Clean Power Plan Can Benefit Latino Communities"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"rp_CPP-Latinos-Final-300x300.jpg\"<\/a>Earlier this month, the United States announced a major step forward in addressing air quality concerns and climate change threats to Latinos.\u00a0 I\u2019m talking about the Clean Power Plan, which establishes the first-ever national limits on carbon pollution from powerplants and places us on a path to heed Pope Francis\u2019s call<\/a> to protect our planet.
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Unfortunately, critics began attacking the plan even before it was final.\u00a0 Some of these attacks have targeted the Latino community in particular, arguing<\/a> that the Clean Power Plan will disproportionately and negatively harm Latinos.\u00a0 These are baseless claims and arguments that have been debunked<\/a> by experts.<\/p>\n

When the Clean Power Plan takes full effect, Latinos will be among the many Americans who will share in the benefits of a cleaner, healthier future that also affords us good jobs and energy savings.<\/p>\n

Cleaner energy, less cost<\/strong>
\nLet\u2019s start with the question on everyone\u2019s mind: Will the Clean Power Plan make my electric bill more expensive?<\/p>\n

According to analysis<\/a> by the Environmental Protection Agency, the Clean Power Plan will reduce electric bills by about $7 per month by 2030. \u00a0(It will also provide up to $54 billion dollars in public health and climate benefits.)\u00a0 Latinos are likely to feel these positive impacts directly because the benefits of clean energy, which replace polluting energy sources like coal, can reach us through health, environmental, and economic avenues \u2013 and sometimes all of these at once.<\/p>\n

Take solar power, for example.\u00a0 The price of solar has fallen<\/a> 80 percent since 2008, and rooftop solar is now being deployed<\/a> in middle class neighborhoods in places like Arizona and California where the median income ranges from $40,000 to $90,000.<\/p>\n

Technologies like solar keep our air clean and our kids healthy.\u00a0 This is key for the Latinos who work outdoors as roughly 1 in 4 workers<\/a> in the construction and agriculture industries, and for the 14 percent of Latino children who have ever been diagnosed<\/a> with asthma.<\/p>\n

Solar power can also save us money on our bills.\u00a0 This is especially true when they are coupled with incentives like\u00a0net metering<\/a>,\u00a0which allows solar customers to receive a credit on their bill for sending excess energy they don\u2019t use back to the grid. \u00a0Solar power is also becoming increasingly accessible to all Americans. Thanks to new financing models like\u00a0solar leasing<\/a> programs (if you do not want to pay a large up-front cost) and community solar<\/a> programs (if your rooftop is not suitable for solar panels or you rent your home), you don\u2019t have to be rich to get in on the clean energy revolution.<\/p>\n

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More jobs
\n<\/strong>The Clean Power Plan will also help Latinos by creating tens of thousands of good, new jobs in the clean energy sector by 2040.\u00a0 This is part of a broader trend: In 2014, the solar industry added jobs nearly\u00a020 times faster<\/a>\u00a0than the national average and is poised to add another 36,000 jobs in 2015.<\/p>\n

According to a 2013 report<\/a> by National Council of La Raza, many of the jobs in this sector are highly accessible to Latinos, and Latinos are already engaging in the growing clean energy economy in locations across the country.\u00a0 In some places, like McAllen, Texas, Latinos are overrepresented in some of the top clean economy occupations; in others, like Albuquerque, New Mexico, Latinos could benefit from higher wages by transitioning to jobs in the clean economy.\u00a0 Most \u201cgreen jobs\u201d pay higher median wages than traditional Latino occupations, and this wage advantage holds true even outside of these traditional jobs.<\/p>\n

Prioritizing low-income communities<\/strong>
\nWhat about the most disadvantaged communities, those who are most in need of cost savings, cleaner energy, and protections from climate change?\u00a0 The Clean Power Plan aims to prioritize the deployment of energy efficiency improvements in low-income communities through the Clean Energy Incentive Program<\/a> (CEIP).\u00a0 By providing a mechanism to award states extra compliance credit for efficiency programs that provide energy savings to low-income communities, the CEIP is designed to help lower electricity bills and bring jobs to people in these communities.<\/p>\n

A report<\/a> by Environmental Defense Fund demonstrates that savings to families could be significantly greater with more widespread deployment of energy efficiency\u2014securing a 15 percent improvement in energy efficiency by 2030 and generating annual average household savings of $157.\u00a0 Measures like the CEIP, along with strong stakeholder engagement requirements and other measures, will help ensure the Clean Power Plan benefits all Latinos \u2013 and all Americans \u2013 in transitioning to a clean energy economy.<\/p>\n

Setting the record straight
\n<\/strong>Claims that the Clean Power Plan will hurt Latinos, drive up energy bills, and disadvantage low-income communities are simply false.\u00a0 Rather, these are the very claims that spread harmful misinformation to our communities and create the most serious barriers to accessing clean air, affordable energy, and good paying jobs.<\/p>\n

At the same time, as with any ambitious challenge, our work is not done.\u00a0 States must finalize and deliver implementation plans to meet their pollution-reduction goals.\u00a0 This is where the rubber hits the road, and the states that get out of the gate quickly to achieve these goals will more swiftly capture the benefits.<\/p>\n

We must<\/em> be engaged in this process, urging states to accelerate the transition to cleaner energy for all communities. First, we must tell our decision makers in Washington to support the Clean Power Plan<\/a>.\u00a0 Then, Latino communities must demand a place at the table and advocate for states to act now \u2013 as should everyone who wants to ensure the benefits of America\u2019s Clean Power Plan are shared by all.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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