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Local policies can either help or hinder community-led clean energy solutions — but according to a?new report by the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, most states are doing more hindering than helping. This year’s?Community Power Scorecard from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance?gives each U.S. state a?letter grade based on their policies around community ownership of clean energy. The institute’s scorecard rubric includes two types of policies: those that support locally owned clean energy, and policies that stand in the way of community ownership. Out of the?50?states and Washington, D.C., none received an A, and only one — Illinois — got a?B. In fact, just over half of states received a?failing grade of?F. Maria McCoy, a?researcher with the Energy Democracy Initiative, says the benefits of policies that support community power initiatives can include both household-level energy savings and wealth-building opportunities. But they extend beyond that to benefit the community through things like more local jobs and resiliency in the face of extreme weather events. But overall there is still a?lot of room for improvement across the country to help support community-led clean energy. https://lnkd.in/epmpBY53

Chart: Which states support community-led clean energy the most?

Chart: Which states support community-led clean energy the most?

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