It’s possible to mandate that any jobs created through state or local programs to promote renewables be good jobs, with living wages, and that these jobs be local or created by minority-owned companies.
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Simplifica los beneficios que se obtienen de los proyectos solares comunitarios ayudando directamente a los participantes a ahorrar dinero en su factura de electricidad en función del precio de venta al público de la energía renovable que ayudaron a producir, aunque esa energía se haya generado en un lugar diferente al techo de su casa.
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Capturar la riqueza creada durante la transición verde al asegurar que los empleos verdes creados en dicho proceso sean dominio de sus trabajadores.
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Simplifies the benefits realized from community solar projects by directly helping participants save money on their electric bill based on the retail price of the renewable energy they helped produce, even if that power was generated somewhere else than on their own home’s roof.
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The Center for Social Inclusion’s model for a place-based, participatory entity to channel investment into green energy projects that directly benefit marginalized low-income communities and communities of color.
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Based on the polluter pay principle, a carbon tax attaches a usage fee to fossil fuels in proportion to the carbon content of the fuel, providing a financial incentive to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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Permite a los residentes de bajos ingresos, y que no tienen la posibilidad de optar por un capital inicial o crédito, financiar mejoras energéticas a través de ahorros previstos que podrán observar en facturas más bajas.
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Go after clean power low-hanging fruit by incentivizing less energy use through cost-effective upgrades (better light bulbs, less drafts, etc.)
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