Colorado

Colorado Greenhouse Gas Pollution Reduction Roadmap, Governor Jared Polis (2021)

Outlines set of strategies and short-term actions towards the progress to meet GHG reduction goals. The report was developed through extensive engagement with the public and local government, stakeholder groups, and analysis from the consulting firm E3 and a Technical Advisory group of academic and scientific experts.

Colorado Energy Policy Simulator Insights: Current Emissions Trajectory, 1.5°C Scenario (2021)

Energy Innovation and RMI conducted a modeling analysis of Colorado's current emissions and renewable energy trajectories.

Senate Bill 19-236 : 100% Carbon free electricity by 2050 for Xcel Energy (2019)

"Law codifying a pledge by the largest service territory to be carbon free. It incorporates a cost of carbon into utility planning and requires Xcel Energy, the state’s largest electric utility, to cut power sector carbon emissions by 80 percent below 2005 levels by 2030 and move to 100 percent clean energy by 2050."

House Bill 19-1261 : setting targets for reducing GHGs (2019)

H 19-1261 sets a goal of reducing GHGs economy-wide by 25 percent below 2005 levels by 2025, 50 percent by 2030, and 90 percent by 2050 and delegates state air quality control commission to promulgate rules.

Roadmap to 100 Percent Renewable Energy by 2040 and Bold Climate Action, Governor Jared Polis (2019)

Reports on Colorado's progress toward meeting 2025 and 2030 GHG goals and new policies, regulations, and actions will be needed to increase decarbonization. It calls for more emphasis on analyzing and mitigating impacts of air pollution and emissions on low-income communities and communities of color.

Connecticut

An Act Concerning Climate Change Mitigation (2022)

Senate Bill 10 placed into law a goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions for the power sector by 2040. This is the same goal as in Governor Ned Lamont’s 2019 executive order.

Draft Integrated Resources Plan for Connecticut: Plan/Pathways to Achieve 100% zero carbon by 2040 (2020)

"The draft IRP assesses Connecticut's electricity supply and future supply to achieve the 2040 decarbonization goals.

This focuses on decarbonizing the electricity sector; securing the benefits of competition and minimizing ratepayer risk; ensuring energy affordability and equity; optimal siting of generation resources; transmission upgrades and distributed energy resources; and balancing decarbonization and other public policy goals. "

Governor Lamont's Executive Order # 3 (2019)

Set a 2040 goal for carbon-free electricity and asked the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to develop a decarbonization plan for the power sector.

Delaware

An Act to Amend Titles 7 and 29 of the Delaware Code Relating to Climate Change (HB99) (2023)

Requires Delaware to reduce state-wide GHG emissions by 50% from 2005 levels by 2030 and 100% by 2050. Establishes a process of regular, 5-year updates to the Climate Action Plan. Creates Climate Change Officers in key Cabinet-Level Departments to assist DNREC in ongoing implementation of the Climate Action Plan. Requires State agencies to consider climate change in decision-making, rulemaking, and procurement, and requires an Implementation Report every 2 years on the progress of the State towards meeting the statutory targets.

District of Columbia

Sustainable DC Plan 2.0 (2019)

Updated version of the first release in 2013. This updated version contains 167 actions and 36 goals across 13 topics.

The Clean Energy DC Omnibus Amendment Act (DC Act 22-583) (2018)

"This document amends DC's existing RPS to mandate 100% renewable electricity by 2032
through the RPS and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050."

Clean Energy DC Plan (2018)

"Provides both long and short-term GHG reduction plan and energy plan to achieve DC's 3 targets: cut GHGs by 50% below the 2006 levels, cut energy use by half of 2012 levels, and to get half of its energy from renewable sources."

Climate Ready DC (2016)

Outlines actions that will be taken in the District to adapt and prepare for impacts of climate change.

Hawaii

HB1800 (2022)

Establishes a goal for the statewide greenhouse gas emissions limit to be at least fifty per cent below 2005 levels by 2030. Directs funds to the HI state energy office to conduct a study to determine HI’s pathway to decarbonization.

HECO: Our Clean Energy Portfolio (Webpage) (2021)

This page houses progress reports on Hawaii Electric's clean energy including the status of renewable projects, renewable energy sources, and quarterly data on installed solar.

London Economics International, Evaluation of Utility Ownership and Regulatory Models for Hawaii (2019)

Study evaluates “the ability of each model to achieve state energy goals; maximize customer cost savings; enable a competitive distribution system in which independent agents can trade and combine evolving services to meet customer needs; and eliminate or reduce conflicts of interest in energy resource planning, delivery, and regulation.

Ratepayer protection Act of 2018 (Sb 2939) (2018)

Requests a study of electric utilities' alternative business models for regulatory approaches to align with HECO model, consumer interests, and public policy goals.

Hawaii Electric Company (HECO) Power Supply Improvement Plan (2016)

HECO is the single investor-owned utility that serves most of the state. This PSIP is the primary document planning for the state's power system.

Legislation for the Electricity Sector (HB623) (2015)

100% Renewable energy by 2045 through the RPS--making Hawaii the firs state to establish a 100% RPS.

Illinois

SB2408: Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (2021)

Wide-ranging energy legislation established a goal of 100% clean energy by 2050, with interim targets of 40% by 2030 and 50% by 2040. Among many provisions, it requires all private coal-fired and oil-fired electricity generators to reach zero emissions by 2030.

Louisiana

Louisiana Climate Action Plan (2022)

Developed by Gov. John Bel Edwards’ Climate Initiatives Task Force and contains recommendations to limit the severity of climate change while positioning the state to maintain its economic competitiveness in a low-carbon future. Includes a goal of reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.

Louisiana Climate Initiatives: Draft Partial Final Report (2021)

A draft of sections of the report the Governor requested from the Louisiana Climate Initiatives Task Force in his Executive Order was published to solicit public comment.

Governor John Bel Edward's Executive Order initiating Climate Initiatives Task Force (2020)

Executive Order establishes a Climate Initiatives Task Force to develop a roadmap and make recommendations towards the goal of net zero GHG emissions by 2050.

Maine

Ninth Biennial Report on Progress toward Greenhouse Gas Reduction Goals (2022)

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of Maine's greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by fuel source and economic sector through the year 2019. Published July 2022.

Maine Won’t Wait: Initial Recommendations of the Equity Subcommittee (2022)

Set of initial recommendations for the Maine Climate Council on advancement of equity during the implementation of Maine’s Climate Action Plan. Written by the Maine Climate Council’s Equity Sub-Committee. This is an interim report, with a final report from the Equity Sub-Committee’s final report scheduled for December 2022.

Renewable Energy Market Assessment (2021)

As required by the statue to reach Maine's 80% RPS by 2030, Maine's GEO produced this assessment of the renewable energy market, opportunities, and challenges Maine faces.

Four-year climate action plan (2020)

Maine Climate Council produced Maine Won't Wait: A Four-Year Plan for Climate Action.

Maine's Clean Energy Economy Transition Plan (2020)

Report produced by the Governor's Energy Office (GEO) and the Governor's Office of Policy Innovation and Future (GOPIF) that outlines strategies to achieve its clean energy goals and recover and grow the economy.

Maine Won’t Wait: A Four-Year Plan for Climate Action Implementation Chart (2020)

A table outlining implementation strategies for the state's Climate Action Plan.

Scientific Assessment of Climate Change and Its Effects in Maine (2020)

A scientific/technical report outlining climate change impacts in Maine.

Assessing the Potential Equity Outcomes of Maine’s Climate Action Plan: Framework, Analysis and Recommendations (2020)

A report outlining an equity analysis of the state's climate action report.

Strategy Recommendations to Mitigate Emissions and Support Resilience in Maine Buildings (2020)

A supplementary report outlining recommendations for the buildings sector.

Community Resilience Planning, Public Health, and Emergency Management Working Group Community Resilience Planning Report (2020)

A supplementary report outlining recommendations for community resilience planning.

Community Resilience Planning, Public Health, and Emergency Management Working Group Public Health Report (2020)

A supplementary report outlining recommendations for public health.

Community Resilience Planning, Public Health, and Emergency Management Working Group Emergency Management Report (2020)

A supplementary report outlining recommendations for emergency management.

A Report from the Coastal & Marine Working Group of the Maine Climate Council (2020)

A supplementary report outlining recommendations for the coastal and marine sector.

Energy Working Group (2020)

A supplementary report outlining recommendations for the energy sector.

Transportation Working Group Report (2020)

A supplementary report outlining recommendations for the transportation sector.

Natural and Working Lands Working Group Report (2020)

A supplementary report outlining recommendations for the natural and working lands sector.

Assessing the Impacts Climate Change May Have on the State’s Economy, Revenues, and Investment Decisions: Summary Report (2020)

A supplementary report summarizing the findings of the other supplementary analyses.

Volume 1: Vulnerability Mapping Report (2020)

A supplementary report outlining results of a vulnerability analysis.

Assessing the Impacts Climate Change May Have on the State’s Economy, Revenues, and Investment Decisions: Volume 2: Cost of Doing Nothing Analysis Final Report (2020)

A supplementary report outlining an analysis of the costs of inaction.

Volume 3: Mitigation Modeling Consolidated Energy Sectors Modeling Results Report (2020)

A supplementary report outlining an emissions analysis and energy sector modeling results.

Assessing the Impacts Climate Change May Have on the State’s Economy, Revenues, and Investment Decisions: Volume 4: Economic Analyses of Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies (2020)

A supplementary report outlining an economic analysis of emissions reduction strategies.

Legislation establishing 100% goal (2019)

Legislation (HD1494) increased Maine’s RPS to 80% by 2030, and set a goal of 100% by 2050.

Legislation setting economy-wide goal (2019)

Legislation (LD 1679) directs the reduction of greenhouse-gas emissions to 80% of 1990 levels by 2050 and established Maine Climate Council to develop a four-year plan.

Governor Janet Mills' Executive Order 10 establishes carbon neutrality goal (2019)

Executive Order establishing Maine's carbon neutrality goals of 80% renewable energy by 2030 and to reduce emissions by 80% by 2050.

Maryland

Climate Solutions Now Act of 2022 (2022)

This wide-ranging legislation includes a goal of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions economy wide by 2045. The law also increases a previously set interim goal for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from 40 percent below 2006 levels by 2030 to 60 percent below 2006 levels by 2031. It also has environmental justice, building decarbonization, and transportation provisions.

Massachusetts

Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2050 (2022)

Comprehensive plan to achieve Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions in 2050, including goals, strategies, policies, and actions to reduce statewide gross GHG emissions by at least 85% below the 1990 baseline level, and conserve and enhance carbon sequestration on natural and working lands to help achieve Net Zero in 2050.

Bill H.5060: An Act driving clean energy and offshore wind (2022)

Wide-ranging law that expands MA’s offshore wind procurement and includes provisions to expand EV use, clean energy investment, energy storage, energy efficiency, grid modernization, and regional cooperation.

Massachusetts Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2025 and 2030 (2022)

Details for how Massachusetts will ensure its 2025 and 2030 emissions limits are met, based on their 2050 Decarbonization Roadmap.

An Act Creating a Next-Generation Roadmap for Massachusetts Climate Policy (2021)

Wide-ranging law includes a net-zero greenhouse gas emission target for 2050 and a 50 percent reduction by 2030.

Massachusetts 2050 Decarbonization Roadmap (2020)

A decarbonization roadmap on how to achieve net zero.

Executive Order Establishing Net Zero Emissions (2020)

An issued decision by the Secretary--under GWSA authority-- the new legal limit of net zero emissions for 2050 with at least 85% gross emissions reduction.

Economic and Health Impacts Report: A Technical Report of the Massachusetts 2050 Decarbonization Roadmap Study (2020)

A supplementary technical report providing an economic and health impact analysis of the state's decarbonization roadmap.

Buildings Sector Report: A Technical Report of the Massachusetts 2050 Decarbonization Roadmap Study (2020)

A supplementary technical report providing an analysis of the buildings sector as relevant to the state's decarbonization roadmap.

Energy Pathways to Deep Decarbonization: A Technical Report of the Massachusetts 2050 Decarbonization Roadmap Study (2020)

A supplementary technical report providing an analysis of the energy sector as relevant to the state's decarbonization roadmap.

Land Sector Report: A Technical Report of the Massachusetts 2050 Decarbonization Roadmap Study (2020)

A supplementary technical report providing an analysis of the land sector as relevant to the state's decarbonization roadmap.

Transportation Sector Report: A Technical Report of the Massachusetts 2050 Decarbonization Roadmap Study (2020)

A supplementary technical report providing an analysis of the transportation sector as relevant to the state's decarbonization roadmap.

Non-Energy Sector Report: A Technical Report of the Massachusetts 2050 Decarbonization Roadmap Study (2020)

A supplementary technical report providing an analysis of the non-energy sector as relevant to the state's decarbonization roadmap.

Clean Energy and Climate Plan (CECP) for 2020 - 2015 Update (2015)

The GWSA requires a CECP progress report to be issued by the office of Energy and Environmental Affairs to look ahead 10 years to guide program and policy development.

Global Warming Solutions Act (2008)

2050 net zero greenhouse gas goal established under legislation. By 2050 to achieve at least 80% reduction of 1990 gross emissions reduction.

Michigan

Clean Energy and Jobs Act (SB 271) (2023)

Senate Bill 271 requires all utilities to have a portfolio of 100% “clean energy”—which includes carbon capture technologies—by 2040. The law includes interim goals of 60% renewable energy by 2035 and 80% “clean energy” by 2035.

MI Healthy Climate Plan (2022)

The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy led the development of a plan to fulfill the goal set out in Governor Whitmer’s 2020 executive order of achieving 100% economy-wide carbon neutrality by 2050.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer's Executive Order - Carbon Neutrality (2020)

Executive Directive 2020-10 sets a goal for Michigan to have carbon neutrality by 2050.

Minnesota

Minnesota Senate File 4 (2023)

Law requires electric utilities to get 100% of the electricity they sell from carbon-free sources by 2040, including renewables and nuclear power. There are interim targets of 80% carbon-free power in 2030 and 90% in 2035. The legislation also increases the state’s Renewable Energy Standard to 55% by 2035.

Nebraska

Lincoln Electric System Decarbonization Goal Webpage (2021)

The webpage describes the utility’s progress towards achieving its goal of net-zero emissions by 2040.

Nebraska Public Power District Press Release about Net-Zero Goal (2021)

The press release announced the Board of Directors’ approval of a goal to achieve net-zero carbon emissions from generation resources by 2050.

Pathways to Decarbonization: Energy Portfolio Final Results (2021)

Analysis by E3 for the Omaha Public Power District on how to achieve net-zero carbon goal.

Nevada

State Climate Strategy (2020)

Released by the Nevada Climate Initiative outlining the state's strategy on climate mitigation, resilience, and meeting meeting emissions reduction goals.

Zero Carbon Findings and Analysis (2020)

Analysis from E3 to examine long-term development, planning, and potential for renewable energy sources.

Legislation raising RPS and setting net zero goals (2019)

SB 358: Legislation raises the RPS to 50% by 2030 and net-zero emissions by 2050.

Executive Order to advance climate goals (2019)

Executive Order 2019-22 authorizes greenhouse gas reduction goals that align with SB254.

Legislation reducing greenhouse gas emissions (2019)

SB254 : GHG reduction goal of 4 percent below 2005 levels by 2030.

NV Distributed Resources Plan (DRP) (2019)

In response to legislation, NV Energy produced its first DRP to help developers and vendors make siting decisions for distributed energy.

New Jersey

Executive Order No. 315 (2023)

Governor Phil Murphy’s Executive Order No. 315 updates New Jersey’s target year for 100% clean energy from 2050 to 2035 and directs NJBPU to reflect this goal in their 2024 Energy Master Plan.

80x50 Report (2020)

The 80x50 Report issues progress on the state's Global Warming Response Act and gives regulatory and implementation guidance.

Energy Master Plan- Pathway to 2050 (2020)

The annual Energy Master Plan prepared by the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) assesses the future for energy demand and how to achieve carbon neutrality.

Executive Order: Clean Energy Act (2018)

Executive Order 28 aims for 100% clean energy by 2050. Sets goals to raise RPS to 50% by 2030, set offshore wind and storage, increased energy efficiency standards, and new policies for solar.

Global Warming Response Act of 2007 setting GHG reduction goals (2007)

Sets goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 1990 levels by 2020 and 80% below 2006 levels by 2050.

New Mexico

SB 489: Energy Transition Act (2019)

This law requires a zero-carbon power supply by 2050, with at least 80% from renewable.

New York

Scoping Plan: Full Report (2022)

Required by NY’s 2019 Climate Act, the Scoping Report includes recommendations by the Climate Action Council to meet the law’s goals and requirements, including a reduction in economywide greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of 40% by 2030 and 85% by 2050 from 1990 levels, while ensuring equity, system reliability, and a just transition from fossil fuels to a clean energy economy.

2020 Clean Energy Industry Report (2020)

Fourth annual report on the clean energy economy covers the period through 2019 and COVID-19 benchmarks through August 2020.

2020 Clean Energy Industry Fact Sheet (2020)

Provides a summary of the findings from the 2020 Industry report.

CLCPA Fact Sheet (2020)

This one page fact sheet summarizes New York's Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, what it means for New York state, and the benefits of the state's climate leadership.

Commission issued order expanding the Clean Energy Standard (2020)

Order setting procurement goals for categories of renewable energy systems to meet and exceed the 70% target that aligns with existing structures of the CLCPA.

Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) (2019)

Legislation requiring power providers to be at 70% renewable production in 2030, achieve zero-emission electricity by 2040, and reduce emissions by 85% below 1990 levels by 2050.

New York State Energy Plan (2017)

New York's most recent biennial progress report emphasizing increasing solar and offshore wind and cutting power demand through energy efficiency.

North Carolina

North Carolina Deep Decarbonization Pathways Analysis (2023)

Outlined in Governor Roy Cooper’s Executive Order No. 246, the Pathways Analysis modeled scenarios through 2050 to identify opportunities to reduce emissions and assess emissions-reduction strategies, and makes near-, middle-, and long-term recommendations for emissions reduction. It incorporates robust stakeholder outreach and is meant to serve as a tool for local, regional, and statewide planning.

North Carolina Utility Commission: Order Adopting Initial Carbon Plan and Providing Direction for Future Planning (2022)

First bi-annual Carbon Plan, required by 2021 law HB 951, tasks North Carolina Utility Commission (NCUC) with setting orders for the state’s utilities to meet the state’s goal of 70% CO2 emissions reduction by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2050.

HB 951: Energy Legislation (2021)

The law requires the North Carolina Utilities Commission to “take all reasonable steps to achieve a seventy percent (70%) reduction in emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted in the State from electric generating facilities owned or operated by electric public utilities from 2005 levels by the year 2030 and carbon neutrality by the year 2050.”

North Carolina Clean Energy Plan: Transitioning to a 21st Century Electricity System (2019)

A 2018 executive order from Governor Roy Cooper directed the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality to develop a Clean Energy Plan (CEP) to analyze and propose strategies to meet North Carolina’s renewable energy and grid modernization goals. The resulting report proposed that the state pursue greenhouse gas emission reductions of 70 percent by 2030 from 2005 levels and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.

Oregon

House Bill 2021: Clean Energy Targets (2021)

Law requires investor-owned utilities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with the electricity they sell to 80 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2030, 90 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2035, and 100 percent below baseline emissions levels by 2040.

Puerto Rico

Public Energy Policy Law - Legislation setting renewable electricity by 2050 (2019)

SB 1121 sets a timeline to achieve renewable energy through implementation of eliminating 20% of fossil fuels by 2022, 40% by 2025, 60% by 2040 and 100% by 2050.

Rhode Island

H7277 SUB A - An Act Relating to Public Utilities and Carriers - Renewable Energy (2022) 

Legislation that amends Rhode Island’s existing Renewable Portfolio Standard to require that 100 percent of the state’s electricity be offset by renewable production by 2033.

Advancing a 100% Renewable Energy Future for Rhode Island by 2030 (Executive Order) (2020)

Governor Gina Raimondo's Executive Order 20-01 Requires the Office of Energy resources to conduct market analysis and develop regulatory and programmatic approaches to meet 100% renewable energy electricity by 2030.

The Road to 100% Renewable Energy Future for Rhode Island by 2030 (2020)

This report, as directed by the Executive Order, analyzes pathways for Rhode Island to achieve its renewable energy goals through economic, policy, and implementation analysis.

Technical Support Document for Road to 100% Report (2020)

The Brattle Group prepared this document to provide additional details about the report, methodology, and assumptions used to generate the report.

Virginia

Virginia Clean Economy Act (HB 1526 and SB 851) (2020)

"Authorized EO-43 and established RPS requirements for the two largest utilities to achieve 100% clean energy by 2050. Dominion is required to increase to 100% by 2045 and Appalachian Power company by 2050.

The VCEA requires 16GW of solar and wind, 5.2 GW of offshore wind, and 2.7 GW or energy storage to be in public interest; set annual efficiency savings requirement; and establish Percentage of Income Payment Plan to reduce energy burdens from low-income customers."

Clean Energy Advisory Board Annual Report (2020)

The CEAB "Clean Sources of Dispatchable Electric Power (Energy Transition Institute at the University of Virginia’s Weldon Cooper Center)" 2020 Provides an analysis of pathways for achieving a 100 percent carbon-neutral energy supply in the Commonwealth.

Governor Ralph Northam's Executive Order 43 (2019)

This order sets goals for 100% carbon free electricity by 2050.

Washington

HB 1216 – Clean Energy Project Siting (2023)

Creates a more coordinated and efficient permitting process for state agencies to follow, including creation of an interagency clean siting coordinating council.

SB 5165 – An Act Relating to Electric Power System Transmission Planning (2023)

Doubles the timeline required for transmission planning from 10 years to 20 years. Also requires transmission planners consider renewable energy projects in their work. Requires utilities operating high voltage transmission assets to explore opportunities to improve existing capacity through demand response, energy efficiency, grid modernization, non-wire solutions, and improved operating practices.

HB 1416 – Electric Utilities (2023)

Addresses a gap in the Clean Energy Transformation Act to ensure large industrial energy consumers use renewable energy for their electricity sources by requiring all nonresidential electric customers to comply, including coop customers.

HB1176 – Climate and Clean Energy Service and Workforce Programs (2023)

Expands climate-related service opportunities, creates “Climate Corps Network,” and helps connect more people to these programs. Also creates a workforce advisory committee to support the creation of clean energy jobs and the transition of workers into these growing fields. Directs state to partner with labor groups and businesses to prepare and train workers for clean energy jobs.

HB 1181 – Climate Change—Planning (2023)

Creates climate change and resiliency goals for local governments. Integrates climate change into state’s planning framework and requires local governments to take meaningful action to address climate change through GHG emission reduction goals and resiliency. Law includes help for local governments, including guidance and funding, from state. Requires local governments to encourage participation of vulnerable populations and overburdened communities in the planning process.

HB 1236 – Public Transit Agencies—Transportation Fuel (2023)

Authorizes public agencies to produce, use, sell, or distribute green electrolytic hydrogen and renewable hydrogen. Helps build green hydrogen infrastructure for public and private entities in rural areas.

Rules adopted by state agencies to implement 100% clean electricity law (2021)

The Washington State Department of Commerce and Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission establish rules to achieve carbon reduction goals. Electric utilities must eliminate coal-fired electricity by 2045 have a carbon neutral supply by 2030 have 100% electricity from renewable sources by 2045.

Washington Administrative Code prioritizing energy equity (2021)

This statue folds an equity component to achieve clean energy goals, rule making and implementation.

Washington 2021 State Energy Strategy: Transitioning to an Equitable Clean Energy Future (2020)

This strategy offers a blueprint for how to eliminate the use of fossil fuels by 2050.

Clean Energy Transformation Act (2019)

SB 5116: This legislation sets a carbon-free power goal by 2045.

Washington's Clean Energy Road Map (2019)

US DOE State Energy Program implementation model for Washington state that outlines goals, barriers, solutions, progress and outcomes as of 2019.

Biennial Energy Report (2019)

This report provides an analysis of Washington's energy economy and related issues affecting businesses and citizens. It also provides updates of recommendations from the previous report.

Deep Carbonization Pathways Analysis for Washington State (2016)

This report provides an analysis and scenarios on how Washington can achieve reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80% below 1990 levels by 2050.

Wisconsin

State of Wisconsin Clean Energy Plan (2022)

The was developed under the auspices of the Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA), Wisconsin Office of Sustainability and Clean Energy (OSCE), to create “a pathway to multi-sector deep decarbonization and a transition to a strong clean energy economy that prioritizes environmental justice, ensures a diverse workforce, and technology innovation, as directed in Executive Order #38, signed by Governor Evers on August 19, 2019.” It was prepared by the Wisconsin Office of Sustainability and Clean Energy, the Great Plains Institute, and Slipstream, Inc.

Governor's Task Force on Climate Change Report (2020)

The Wisconsin Governor Evers' Task Force on Climate Change produced a series of recommendations for Wisconsin to pursue climate action measures, including progress towards achieving 100% carbon-free energy by 2050.

Governor Tony Evers' Executive Order to achieve goal of carbon free by 2050 (2019)

EO 38 established a new Office of Sustainability and Clean Energy to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.