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Stakeholder Calls on the Clean Energy Incentive Program
Through the Clean Energy Incentive Program (CEIP), EPA hopes to incentivize early investments in renewable energy and demand-side energy efficiency. EPA is planning to hold a series of stakeholder calls [link eliminated] to discuss the CEIP:
Additionally, EPA has opened a non-regulatory docket to collect information about the CEIP, Docket No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2015-0734, accessible through regulations.gov. EPA is accepting comments through December 15, 2015. EPA has a list of questions for the stakeholder calls that can also be used to guide comments submitted to the CEIP docket.
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