IMT supports a national transition to a clean, efficient power system that leverages high-performance buildings to achieve equitable grid decarbonization and resilience.

Areas of Focus

We help build stakeholder coalitions that bring local perspective into utility regulatory process. We also work with partners to expand the purpose of state-level utility regulation to include decarbonization and social equity.

Sample work includes:

Read our latest blogs and resources on engaging public utility commissions. 

We explore how high-performance buildings can serve as active participants in the grid that advance decarbonization and electrification and support a more flexible, resilient grid through demonstration projects and pathways to scale.

We work with stakeholders to proactively engage utilities to support building performance standards through energy efficiency programs and incentives, provision of energy and carbon data based on real-time use and grid mix, and equitable distribution of resources to advance building performance policies.

We help building owners, tenants, & local government leaders engage their utilities to increase access to building performance data, make smart business decisions, & improve investments to meet property & community needs.

Resource Highlight

 

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Participating in Power: Making Utility Regulation Accessible

To meet 21st-century decarbonization and social equity priorities, utilities need to transform the way they plan power sector investments. Here’s how we can encourage effective community participation in the development of a utility integrated resource plan (IRP).

Read the blog or access the resource created with the help of the Regulatory Assistance Project. 

 

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Associate Director of Utility & Regulatory Strategy