Keynotes Podcast: Consensus is an Accelerator Click below to listen to our podcast posted on March 10th, 2021. Is it true that there can be bipartisan agreement on climate change policy? Can different sectors come together to recommend a comprehensive approach to decarbonization? In mid-2020, Keystone began discussing with the Great Plains Institute [...]
Bipartisan, Multi-Sector Stakeholders Develop Recommendations for Decarbonization The climate crisis presents significant risk for our livelihood and the economy as a whole. We need only look to the February 2021 winter storm in Texas, 2020 California wildfires, or the 2019 Mississippi floods to demonstrate the acuteness of climate risks for both [...]
Keystone Board Adds New Trustee, Energy Board Conducts Retrospective at 2020 Winter Meetings Paul Jarris of MITRE Health offers comments during the 2020 winter meeting of the Keystone Board of Trustees. Keystone Policy Center’s Board of Trustees and Energy Board gathered in Keystone, Colo. Feb. 18-21 for [...]
Keystone Hosts Dialogue on the Fate of Nuclear Power in Carbon-Free Energy Future (Left to right) Jessica Lovering, Devin Hartman, Jackie Kempfer, Jeffrey S. Merrifield, Edwin Lyman. Photo courtesy Alicia Moulton/Our Energy Policy. Nuclear power provides over 50 percent of carbon-free energy in the United States. But [...]
Pathways to Decarbonization, Leadership, Powering Innovation Key Topics at Fall 2019 Keystone Energy Board Meeting Keystone Policy Center conducted its Fall 2019 meeting with the Keystone Energy Board Oct. 22. The board is comprised of roughly 55 individuals who represent different perspectives on energy policy, including people with energy policy expertise from industry, [...]
10.21.19 - What We're Reading Below are a few headlines from the last week that caught our attention. The articles below are not intended to be indicate our views on any certain topic, just an update on some of the latest news in the areas in which we work. Deep Soils Have Dual [...]
What We're Reading 9.30.19 Below are a few headlines from the last week that caught our attention. The articles below are not intended to be indicate our views on any certain topic, just an update on some of the latest news in the areas in which we work. Here’s how we can use [...]
Next 100 Colorado Among Organizers of Elevate Conservation Keystone Policy Center provides support for Next 100 Colorado, a Colorado-based effort to ensure our public lands are engaging and serving all people. Next 100 Colorado recently helped plan the 2019 Elevate Conservation: Outdoors for All event, which highlighted and celebrated diverse conservation leaders. Take [...]
Keystone Policy Center Convenes Summit on Energy Development Near Tribal Lands Panelists who participated in Keystone Policy Center's tribes/energy summit included (from left to right): Troy Eid, Greenberg Taurus LLP American Indian Law Practice Group; Ernest House, Keystone Policy Center American Indian Alaska Native Program; Elia Quintana, American Petroleum Institute; John Echohawk, [...]
By Christine Scanlan and Tom Hassenboehler Maybe you’ve noticed, the internet revolution isn’t just about the internet anymore. Today, data, software, and digital communications technologies are permeating every sector of our economy—from agriculture and manufacturing to transportation and energy. For the first time, energy consumers can access their energy data and take a more [...]
