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Community Witness Roles and Responsibilities
A practical guide for community experts and organizations serving as community witnesses in energy and utility proceedings, outlining roles, responsibilities, and expectations.
Public Comment Template
A guide to assist community advocates to create impactful comments at Public Utility Commission hearings.
Public Utility Commission (PUC) Directory
Visit your state’s Public Utility Commission website to find open dockets, public meetings and information about your electric bill.
Vote Solar Regulatory Advocacy Hub
A site dedicated to advancing procedural justice by supporting direct access to energy regulatory venues.
How to Get Involved in Energy Decisions
A resource to help community advocates take action to be part of shaping a more just energy future.
State Climate Equity Survey Map
Explore this map to find out what policies are in place where, if there are models of legislation that might work in your state, and the statutes that you might leverage in your own fight for energy equity in your community.
Climate Resilience Maturity Model
The Climate Resilience Maturity Model is a tool for regulators to hold utilities and companies accountable for meeting their obligation to provide safe, reliable, and affordable service, by managing risks associated with climate change by designing and building systems that are resilient in the face of these increasing risks.
Energy (in)Equity Training
Energy (in)Equity is a professional training that examines how the energy industry perpetuates systemic and racial injustice and what each participant can do to address injustices through individual and collective policy work.
Energy In(Equity
Energy (in)Equity is a professional training that examines how the energy industry perpetuates systemic and racial injustice and what each participant can do to address injustices through individual and collective policy work.
Climate Vulnerability Index
The Climate Vulnerability Index combines 184 sets of publicly available data to rank more than 70,000 U.S. census tracts and show where threats exist to the stability of communities – and why.








