CCAs, RENs and implementers urge continued, stable energy-efficiency funding
Community choice aggregators, regional energy networks and implementers told the committee that energy efficiency is cost-effective, supports workforce development and local economies, and requires predictable, multiyear funding to plan and scale programs.
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In the public comment period, representatives of community choice aggregators, regional energy networks and implementing organizations told the committee that energy efficiency remains a cost-effective tool to reduce bills and should retain predictable, ratepayer-based funding.
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