In partnership with Greenline Insights, this first-of-its-kind study defines the Climate Mayors Economy as the collective GDP and fuel consumption of Climate Mayors member cities. The report finds that Climate Mayors members have been able to grow their economies while reducing fossil fuel use, translating into household savings of $1,000 a year. Maintaining the pace of progress could save households $38.4 billion over the next decade. The Climate Mayors Economy is strong—and its progress is measurable.
From Intervention to Impact: How Westchester Leaders Navigated the Utility Process for an Energy Affordability Win examines how the Westchester Municipal Consortium pooled their resources resulting in a significant reduction in electricity and gas prices and secured additional reliability, transparency and zero-emissions grid commitments from Con Edison.
This set of tools addresses the true cost of housing in a changing climate and how housing retrofits and resiliency upgrades, as well as codes and standards for new housing can reduce long-term costs for residents and bolster insurance and mortgage markets to grow and preserve housing supply.
This report highlights key policy priorities and local success stories that are contributing to a green and equitable recovery and have a demonstrated track record of creating jobs and building resilience. Created in partnership with the Rocky Mountain Institute.
