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US Local Governments Are Redefining the Clean Energy Blueprint

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By Lacey Shaver, Alexander Dane, Andrea Hohman
| World Resources Institute
Insights | Commentary Cities, counties and towns are finding innovative ways to advance clean energy projects that stabilize energy costs while delivering local benefits. Explore More: Austin, Texas, is among many U.S. cities implementing innovative clean energy solutions.
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'Plug-In Solar' Has Faced Major Red Tape in Most States. That Could Soon Change

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By Jigar Shah, Lacey Shaver
| Citeline Verified
With electricity prices up nearly 30% since 2010 across the United States, governors and state policymakers are under growing pressure to help households manage rising energy costs. Many are now turning to an emerging technology gaining traction in Europe: plug-in solar, also known as balcony solar. Plug-in solar systems are small, portable systems that generate electricity and connect directly to a standard household outlet — no installation, no contractor, no roof required.
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In Rural Tennessee, a Supportive School Bus Dealer Met an Enthusiastic School District. The Partnership Has Been Electric.

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By Lydia Freehafer, Lacey Shaver, Lara Kowalcyk
| electricschoolbusinitiative.org
School District Story | May 8, 2025 Putnam County Schools worked closely with their local school bus dealer to bring clean rides to mountainous terrain. In the fall of 2022, Putnam County Schools, a rural district located in central Tennessee, received funding through EPA’s Clean School Bus Program (CSBP) for its first two electric school buses. But the district wasn’t going on this journey alone.
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