Energy Policy
Energy policy addresses the policy implications of energy supply and use from their economic, social, planning and environmental aspects. It involves the issues of energy production, distribution and consumption and may often include legislation, treaties, incentives to investment, guidelines for conservation, taxation and other techniques.
The Center for the New Energy Economy, is a group of energy policy experts. Founded in 2011 by Colorado’s 41st Governor, Bill Ritter, Jr., the Center for the New Energy Economy (CNEE) works directly with governors, legislators, regulators, utilities, and communities to provide technical and strategic assistance on energy and environmental policy.
Generation / Production
Transmission / Distribution
Conversion /
Storage
End-Use
Policy
Techo Economic Analysis
Environment
Developing World Access
Human Dimensions
Innovation / Entrepreneurship