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When you work in a multisite industry, managing the policies and mandates from state to state or increasing federal implementations is challenging. When it comes to clean energy and energy reduction in commercial buildings, permitting these projects can be bottleneck and time-consuming. Read the McKinsey & Company article: https://lnkd.in/gj-NKdQ3 #multisite #energymanagement #energyreduction #cre #mckinsey #keepENTOUCH

Two and a half years ago, Congress passed a landmark infrastructure bill, and those investments have already funded $866 billion in new projects in clean energy technologies and energy efficiency. Energy costs for many households are being lowered by an average of $372 per year! Explore our clean energy progress: https://hubs.ly/Q02x5Tzf0 #BipartisanInfrastructureLaw

When you work in a multisite industry, managing the policies and mandates from state to state or increasing federal implementations is challenging. When it comes to clean energy and energy reduction in commercial buildings, permitting these projects can be bottleneck and time-consuming. Read the McKinsey & Company article: https://lnkd.in/gVMsRa8t #multisite #energymanagement #energyreduction #cre #mckinsey #keepENTOUCH

🔍 Delve into the U.S. DOE's interactive map spotlighting private sector investments in alternative energy projects. This initiative, co-funded through key acts, demonstrates the nation's commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Explore the map and be inspired by innovation. https://bit.ly/3tu2H4d #MCMag #MarineConstruction #MarineConstructionNews #DockConstruction #underwaterConstruction #MarinaConstruction #SustainableInitiatives #EnergyInvestments #InnovationMap

When you work in a multisite industry, managing the policies and mandates from state to state or increasing federal implementations is challenging. When it comes to clean energy and energy reduction in commercial buildings, permitting these projects can be bottleneck and time-consuming. Read the McKinsey & Company article: https://lnkd.in/giMjxxZK #multisite #energymanagement #energyreduction #cre #mckinsey #keepENTOUCH

What will it actually take to deliver a net zero power system by 2030, and is it really possible? Oaklin’s Ben Parsons discusses one of the key pledges made by the new Labour government, and how it might – just – be possible here: https://bit.ly/45UINP2   “Delivering infrastructure at this scale in just five years is an endeavour perhaps without parallel in peace-time. It will require the almost total mobilisation of resources across government and the economy, and the rapid removal of many of the constraints and red tape in the system.” Katie Kelly, Thomas Evans, Shikha Goyal, Catriona Young, Grant Laten, Tom Phillpott-Clark, Timothy Worrall #netzero #energytransition #renewables #infrastructure #construction #energypolicy

🌏Finally, King’s speech announces planning rules will be overhauled to speed up green infrastructure projects and housebuilding. 🌏The Planning and Infrastructure Bill will reduce red tape to allow upgrades to the national grid and renewable energy projects to help the transition to clean power. 🌏Making green construction and utilities accessible to all. 🌏Let Auditel guide you down the path of positive change. #RenewableEnergy #GreenInfrastructure

At DLL Solutions we view the National Grid's $4 billion investment to upgrade the power grid in Upstate New York as a pivotal step towards a sustainable energy future. This initiative, encompassing over 70 projects, is expected to not only boost local economies through job creation and economic growth but also enhance grid resilience and meet increasing electricity demands. Such an upgrade is crucial for integrating renewable energy sources and aligns with New York's climate goals, marking a significant advancement in building a smarter, cleaner energy infrastructure. #EnergySector #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #EconomicGrowth #GridUpgrade https://lnkd.in/eJsVpQsj

“Anticipatory Investments” is the new trendy topic among policy makers and utilities. It’s a simple idea, very hard to implement…but extremely necessary to achieve the energy transition: Grids are very closely regulated infrastructures, built and managed by companies that benefit from a monopoly and very low risk, guaranteed revenues, from grid fees fixed by regulators. In order to recover the investments in grid expansion, while maintaining the lowest possible grid fees for customers, regulators define very narrow conditions to plan and spend on grid new projects. Basically, grids are built to meet confirmed demand and needs, rather than to anticipate future possible needs that have not yet materialized. That approach however presents a huge risk of inefficiencies and delay in adapting the grid to the energy transition: we don’t need small incremental projects, but rather transformative investments that will not just enable tomorrow immediate need, but allow for the whole roadmap of decarbonization till 2040-2050 But who pays for those future-proof investments? Energy customers today need the cheapest energy, and will not be keen to pay for the grid our children will use. Grids will not be keen to do the investments and wait 20 years to recover that money… One of the most interesting and game-changing debate right now in the grids universe Eurelectric ENTSO-E #grids #anticipatoryinvestments #marketreform #policy #energytransition

This is a very necessary debate about investments all decarbonization efforts entail. Grid reinforcements are going to be pivotal in achieving energy transition targets. Not an easy outcome though… #decarbonization #electrification #energytransition