In addition to pricing carbon,
aggressive policies are needed in three key areas:
energy efficiency, low carbon
energy, and land - use, which includes forest conservation and agriculture.
During that time, Nancy and Commissioner Newman helped to pass one of the most
aggressive Energy Efficiency Standards in the U.S. and championed the expansion of progressive policies such as aggregated and virtual net metering, community solar, energy imbalance markets, and including so - called «externalized» costs of coal - fired
Energy Efficiency Standards in the U.S. and championed the expansion of progressive
policies such as aggregated and virtual net metering, community solar,
energy imbalance markets, and including so - called «externalized» costs of coal - fired
energy imbalance markets, and including so - called «externalized» costs of coal - fired power.
For example, the figure above shows how
aggressive climate - friendly
policies in the IEA's ambitious «450 Scenario» (a 2 degree - focussed scenario) could provoke increases in deployment of renewable
energy and
efficiencies, as well as a relatively big contribution from CCS by 2035.