Public-private collaborations for cleaner communities

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State and local governments and energy utilities across the country have made a spectrum of commitments to meet the climate challenge—setting voluntary and mandatory targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing clean energy resource deployment.

Despite the many challenges it has introduced, the COVID-19 pandemic also creates new opportunities for decarbonization—especially if public and private stakeholders forge partnerships to build cleaner and stronger communities. Read this paper to learn:

  • The different obstacles that state and local governments, energy companies, and major employers face along the path to decarbonization.
  • Areas of shared interest and opportunity—and examples of successful public-private collaborations.
  • Concrete ways to get started, from stakeholder workshops to action plans.
Meet the authors
  1. William Prindle, Bill Prindle - Vice President, Sustainable Energy and Climate + ICF Climate Center Senior Fellow

    With over 40 years of experience, Bill helps public and private clients assess, design, and implement clean energy and climate solutions. View bio

  2. Stacy Noblet, Vice President, Transportation Electrification + ICF Climate Center

    Stacy is a transportation electrification expert supporting government and commercial clients with over 15 years’ experience. View bio

  3. Deb Harris, Vice President, Climate Planning + ICF Climate Center Senior Fellow

    Deb is an expert in climate action, decarbonization planning, and stakeholder engagement for states, cities, counties, and utilities. View bio