Please join us for a live webinar on September 24 to learn more about the critical role utility regulators can play in cutting emissions from the buildings sector and ushering in a new era of clean, affordable, sustainable homes and offices.
• Mike Henchen, principal at RMI, report co-author
• Sherri Billimoria, senior associate at RMI, report co-author
• Jessica Azulay, executive director at the Alliance for a Green Economy
As states like Massachusetts, California, and New York start to grapple with the future of gas in the context of increasingly urgent climate change goals, it’s clear the old model of utility regulation won’t be sufficient. Without a concerted effort to eliminate fossil fuels for space and water heating, clothes drying, and cooking, buildings sector emissions will remain flat and states won’t meet their climate goals. Speakers will discuss these pressing challenges and offer a new vision for how regulators can lead in the effort to decarbonize buildings.
