Mary Robert Carter

Mary Robert Carter helps ACEEE’s experts distill complex, technical research into compelling narratives. She produces our monthly newsletter, works with researchers to develop and edit blog posts, and assists with editing reports and other publications. Mary Robert holds a bachelor’s degree in political science and history from Williams College. She joined ACEEE in 2017.

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Virginia Ramps Up Efficiency Efforts to Address Energy Affordability Challenges

A series of bills to improve affordability are expected to be signed by the governor

“Affordable HOMES Act” Would Raise Families’ Bills

Bill would revoke efficiency standards for manufactured homes

Federal Tax Credit Is Spurring Efficient New Homes with Low Costs

We heard from three households about how the current tax credits helped them

Americans Are Using Energy Efficiency Tax Credits to Cut Their Monthly Bills

Five individuals share how the current tax credit has helped them

Ensuring Racial Equity in Climate Decision-Making: Q&A with Debra Gore-Mann, BECC Keynote

We chatted with BECC keynote speaker Debra Gore-Mann to give you a sneak peek at this year’s conference

The Benefits and Administrative Costs of Local Building Efficiency Policies: Q&A

Interviews with nine cities shed light on policies to reduce existing buildings’ emissions and energy use

An office building with a tree next to it

Utilities Show Promise in Using Innovative Financing for Efficiency Efforts

Energy efficiency as a service is a promising approach to financing energy-saving upgrades, but it must expand rapidly

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Authored by Mary Robert Carter

Virginia Ramps Up Efficiency Efforts to Address Energy Affordability Challenges

“Affordable HOMES Act” Would Raise Families’ Bills

Federal Tax Credit Is Spurring Efficient New Homes with Low Costs

Americans Are Using Energy Efficiency Tax Credits to Cut Their Monthly Bills

Ensuring Racial Equity in Climate Decision-Making: Q&A with Debra Gore-Mann, BECC Keynote

The Benefits and Administrative Costs of Local Building Efficiency Policies: Q&A

Utilities Show Promise in Using Innovative Financing for Efficiency Efforts

Virginia Ramps Up Efficiency Efforts to Address Energy Affordability Challenges

“Affordable HOMES Act” Would Raise Families’ Bills

Federal Tax Credit Is Spurring Efficient New Homes with Low Costs

Americans Are Using Energy Efficiency Tax Credits to Cut Their Monthly Bills

Ensuring Racial Equity in Climate Decision-Making: Q&A with Debra Gore-Mann, BECC Keynote

The Benefits and Administrative Costs of Local Building Efficiency Policies: Q&A

Utilities Show Promise in Using Innovative Financing for Efficiency Efforts

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