Engage States on Energy Assurance and Energy Security

Kara Colton ; John Ratliff ; Sue Gander ; Darren Springer ; Greg Dierkers

关键词: ENERGY SOURCES;    DIVERSIFICATION;    ENERGY EFFICIENCY;    PRICES;    RELIABILITY;    SECURITY;    STATE GOVERNMENT;    INFORMATION DISSEMINATION;   

DOI  :  10.2172/1001215
RP-ID  :  None
PID  :  OSTI ID: 1001215
Others  :  TRN: US201102%%275

学科分类：能源（综合）

美国|英语

来源: SciTech Connect

【 摘 要 】

The NGA Center's 'Engaging States on Energy Security and Energy Assurance' has been successful in achieving the stated project purposes and objectives both in the initial proposal as well as in subsequent revisions to it. Our activities, which involve the NGA Center for Best Practices (The NGA Center) Homeland Security and Technology Division, included conducting tabletop exercises to help federal and state homeland security and energy officials determine roles and actions for various emergency scenarios. This included efforts to education state official on developing an energy assurance plan, harmonizing approaches to controlling price volatility, implementing reliability standards, understanding short and long-term energy outlooks and fuel diversification, and capitalizing on DOE's research and development activities. Regarding our work on energy efficiency and renewable energy, the NGA Center's Environment, Energy and Natural Resources Division hosted three workshops which engaged states on the clean energy and alternative transportation fuel and also produced several reports on related topics. In addition, we convened 18 meetings, via conference call, of the Energy Working Group. Finally, through the NGA Center's Front and Center newsletter articles, the NGA Center disseminated promising practices to a wide audience of state policymakers. The NGA Center also hosted a number of workshops and web conferences designed to directly engage states on the deliverables under this Cooperative Agreement. Through the NGA Center's written products and newsletter articles, the NGA Center was able to disseminate promising practices to a wide audience of state policymakers.