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Government Energy Transition Initiatives

The Center for Energy Law and Policy provides an assortment of maps and tables displaying, at a glance, the various policies governments have in place to address the impacts of the energy transition.

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Literature

The Center for Energy Law and Policy provides a hub of literature concerning the energy transition. This hub includes original research by CELP staff and other relevant legal, scientific, and policy research addressing the energy transition, including issues of justice and equity within the transition.

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CELP Energy Transition Projects

The Center for Energy Law and Policy is engaging in several projects and hosting events to spur conversation surrounding the energy transition.

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Energy Transition Vignettes

This page provides short examples of how countries, states/provinces, and municipalities have transitioned fossil fuel-based workforces to other jobs and nudged communities that primarily relied on revenue from fossil fuel industries toward expanded or different forms of economic development.

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Just Energy Transitions and Place – funded by Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

This project will develop a community-engaged, place-based policy framework for U.S. energy transitions and assess subnational energy policies. Our goal is to characterize policy designs reflective of place-based needs for just transitions and synthesize best practices for energy transition policies based on a comparative case study approach and a comprehensive review of energy transition policies. All project-related materials will reside on this webpage.

The following publication is related to this project:

Nadia Ahmad, Uma Outka, Danielle Stokes & Hannah Wiseman, Synthesizing Energy Transitions, 39 GA.
ST. U. L. REV. 1087 (2023).
Available at: https://readingroom.law.gsu.edu/gsulr/vol39/iss4/12

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