{"id":6872,"date":"2014-04-18T10:45:41","date_gmt":"2014-04-18T15:45:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogs.edf.org\/energyexchange\/?p=6872"},"modified":"2015-12-21T12:44:24","modified_gmt":"2015-12-21T18:44:24","slug":"an-in-depth-look-at-the-future-of-american-energy-and-how-we-get-there","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.edf.org\/energyexchange\/2014\/04\/18\/an-in-depth-look-at-the-future-of-american-energy-and-how-we-get-there\/","title":{"rendered":"An In-Depth Look at the Future of American Energy and How We Get There"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Imagine a world where homes not only run on clean electricity but also generate, store, and sell it. A world where power companies get paid for conserving energy, not just producing it. Where, when supplies are tight, the power grid gives customers the option of being paid to reduce and even shift their energy use to a different time of day, allowing us to use more renewable energy.<\/p>\n

The U.S. is poised to spend around $2 trillion <\/a>over the next two decades replacing our outdated electric infrastructure. We must make sure those investments are not spent on replacing old, dirty power plants with more of the same. If we\u2019re truly going to unleash the clean energy future, we must invest in renewable energy and a smarter grid that can smooth out the demand for power and reduce harmful air pollution.<\/p>\n

Now, more than ever, we need to be smarter about the way electricity is made, moved and used, and EDF is working to bring forth a new, dynamic approach to American energy- one that wastes less and generates more clean, on-site, local energy that puts customers in the driver\u2019s seat.<\/p>\n

This is a vision of a smarter, cleaner, more reliable energy system, and it\u2019s the vision that drives the\u00a0EDF Clean Energy Program<\/a>. Starting in nine states that make up nearly half of the U.S. energy market, this program aims to transform our country\u2019s outmoded electricity system to clear the way for clean energy.<\/p>\n

In true EDF fashion, that means choosing our issues strategically and focusing our efforts where they will make the greatest impact. These decisions are governed primarily at the state level by state Public Utility Commissions (PUCs), so EDF is working with state PUCs, state legislators and other partners to advance clean energy solutions in Texas, California, Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York.<\/p>\n

How will we get there?<\/strong><\/p>\n

First, we want to ensure the rules of the road \u00a0fairly values clean, reliable energy. This means revising a century-old utility business model, which currently measures success by the amount of megawatts sold, to one that rewards utilities for generating and selling energy more wisely, sustainably, and efficiently. The cleanest and cheapest megawatt is the one utilities don\u2019t have to generate, and\u00a0energy efficiency<\/a>\u00a0measures and proven tools like\u00a0demand response<\/a>\u00a0are making smarter, more efficient energy use a practical reality. We\u2019re working to make the \u201cnegawatt\u201d profitable for utilities.<\/p>\n

Many of the needed changes will require significant upgrades to our aging power grid and a legacy of outdated policies that are stifling energy innovation. Our work with\u00a0energy research pioneer Pecan Street Inc. in Austin, TX<\/a>\u00a0is already yielding remarkable insight for utilities about how a smarter, cleaner grid (and smarter, more engaged customers) can reduce the need for expensive, polluting power plants. And our work with public utility commissions and legislatures in these key states will help eliminate bureaucratic rules that prevent entrepreneurs from entering this market.<\/p>\n

Finally, we want to help open the floodgates for investment in residential and commercial clean energy upgrades. Today, homeowners that want to install rooftop solar and facility managers that want to reduce their buildings\u2019 carbon footprint face a similar lack of financing options. Our team is working with the investment community to establish new financing tools, like\u00a0on-bill repayment (OBR)<\/a>, for projects large and small. EDF\u2019s\u00a0Investor Confidence Project<\/a>\u00a0is making huge strides in how energy efficiency upgrades for commercial buildings are financed, by introducing a system of standardization in how projects are funded, managed, and tracked. These standardized protocols are able to serve as a \u201crecipe book\u201d for \u2018investor ready\u2019 energy efficiency projects and the result is a commercial building sector with lower operating costs, higher market value, and a significantly lower carbon footprint.<\/p>\n

We think America’s greatest contribution to the health of the planet today can be to pioneer an open, vibrant market for clean energy that sparks private capital and technological innovation, creates jobs, and delivers affordable, efficient, clean energy. But we need new rules, new ideas, and new approaches to overcome a century of the carbon-based \u201cbusiness as usual.\u201d<\/p>\n

Tracking our progress, looking ahead<\/strong><\/p>\n

Across the country, elected officials and business leaders are achieving some important victories, and our team has been working with them to provide technical and policy assistance.<\/p>\n

Just last month,\u00a0New Jersey<\/a>\u2019s Office of Clean Energy released a proposal to allocate $2.5 million for incentives that would encourage more energy storage use. In\u00a0Minnesota<\/a>, the state PUC established the first statewide program to fairly value investments in rooftop solar electricity generation.\u00a0In Illinois<\/a>, Commonwealth Edison Company (ComEd) proposed an accelerated timetable for completing its deployment of four million smart meters – a key component of a modernized grid. In February,\u00a0California<\/a>\u00a0state senator Kevin de Le\u00f3n introduced a bill to establish the first \u201cGreen Bank\u201d in California, a bold proposal that would unleash low-cost financing opportunities for clean energy projects throughout the Golden State. And in\u00a0New York<\/a>, where Superstorm Sandy knocked out power for millions less than two years ago, the Public Service Commission ordered the state\u2019s largest utility in February to begin implementing one of the most comprehensive storm resiliency plans in the nation.<\/p>\n

A lot is happening in the EDF Clean Energy Program\u2019s priority states thanks to public-private partnerships between visionary elected officials, experts in the field, and innovative entrepreneurs, among others. Even still, there is a lot of opposition to progress from the fossil-fuel industry and global warming deniers. But thanks to EDF supporters like you, our team is on the ground where the rubber hits the road (or where good ideas hit roadblocks). Our action plan for 2014 includes increased activity in each of these key states, and we will update you throughout the year on our blog, the\u00a0Energy Exchange<\/a>, as our efforts continue to produce results.<\/p>\n

This commentary originally appeared on our EDF Voices blog<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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