Spreading the Word About GEC

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Hello there!
We’re spreading the word from all angles—including, now, on LinkedIn! Hope to engage with you over there as we welcome a growing group of community organizers, nuclear advocates, and industry professionals to the collective’s network.

We Need a Clean Energy Standard with Nuclear. Here’s Why.

Lawmakers seem on the right track to pass a Clean Energy Standard of sorts through reconciliation, requiring utilities to clean up their energy mix.

In a recent blog, we answered your questions about Clean Energy Standards and explained five reasons why the federal take on this popular state policy should include nuclear energy.

Read: We Need a Clean Energy Standard with Nuclear

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What is the Clean Electricity Payment Program? It's a budget-based alternative to a Clean Electricity Standard proposed by @SenTinaSmith. It's new. It's important. It could be in Reconciliation Bill. I helped write a fact sheet w/@cleanaircatf to explain: https://t.co/z26kF1YV3D pic.twitter.com/OLCBMOtXHn
— JesseJenkins (@JesseJenkins) August 6, 2021

Nuclear Innovation Bootcamp Panel

As you know, nuclear energy carries a lot of justice implications. On Aug. 5, our co-founders Suzanne Baker and Jessica Lovering and GEC Board Treasurer Chantell Murphy, alongside Marcela Mulholland from Data for Progress, presented to students and the broader nuclear community on this topic, elevating the dialogue on advanced nuclear and environmental justice, sharing their research, and taking deep dives into restorative, procedural, and distributive justice concepts.

Watch the session on Environmental Justice and Advanced Nuclear, beginning at 1:02:14.

Let’s do this!

—Good Energy Collective

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