Focus Areas
ACORE helps accelerate the energy transition through dedicated workstreams related to the financial structures, policies, and technological advancements essential to clean energy growth.
Finance
Focus Area
ACORE supports the rapid scaling of private-sector clean energy investment and corporate offtake by engaging existing investors and directing new entrants to the clean energy sector.
Finance Areas
Project Finance
Sustainable Investing & ESG
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Policy
Focus Area
ACORE works with Congress, the Administration, federal regulators, state lawmakers, and U.S. power markets to promote and defend policies that accelerate the clean energy transition.
Policy Areas
Just Transition
Siting & Permitting Reform
Trade & Supply Chain
Tax Incentives & Appropriations
Transmission & Power Markets
Latest News
ACORE’s Latest Report Provides Key Industry Insights and Policy Recommendations to Achieve Energy Dominance
New Report: Additional Congressional Oversight Needed to Ensure Tennessee Valley Authority Delivers Low-cost, Reliable Power for Customers
Treasury Department, IRS Release Final Guidance on Technology-Neutral Tax Credits
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Technology
Focus Area
ACORE is at the forefront of fostering the innovation, development, and integration of clean energy, advanced grid technologies, and expanded transmission infrastructure. We address technological and market barriers to enable the widespread adoption of clean energy solutions.
Technology Areas
Energy Storage & Decarbonization Pathways
Grid Infrastructure
Renewable Energy Innovation
Latest News
New Report: Additional Congressional Oversight Needed to Ensure Tennessee Valley Authority Delivers Low-cost, Reliable Power for Customers
Infrastructure Investment: The Key to Energy Dominance & Economic Prosperity
America Can Hit A Clean Energy Grand Slam With Permitting Reform
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What will our next 20 years look like? Here’s the truth: they’ll be better with ACORE at the forefront of energy policy.
Shannon Kellogg
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
