Georgetown University

The Georgetown Climate Center, based within Georgetown University Law Center, provides coordination, communication, and technical support across a number of states moving forward with climate and clean energy policies. By helping to enable these state actions and sharing their stories, the Climate Center also helps promote wider subnational leadership in the U.S., and signals to the rest of the world that the U.S. remains capable of meeting its climate commitments.

The Georgetown Climate Center, based within Georgetown Law School, provides coordination, communication, and technical support across a number of states moving forward with climate and clean energy policies. By helping to enable these state actions and sharing their stories, the Climate Center also helps promote wider sub-national leadership in the U.S., and signals to the rest of the world that the U.S. remains capable of meeting its climate commitments.

The Georgetown Climate Center, based within Georgetown Law School, supports state regulators, power companies, and other key stakeholders in constructively engaging with each other and the EPA in shaping and eventually complying with EPA’s proposed Clean Power Plan to reduce global warming pollution from existing power plants. The Center hosts facilitated in-person meetings and phone and web-based communication sessions, as well as providing technical expertise, to help stakeholders explore multi-state and state-based compliance frameworks, identify and address common compliance questions, submit joint comments, and engage with media.