We’re helping fossil fuel–dependent communities across the United States develop strategies to support their local economies.
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What do individuals in fossil fuel-producing regions think about the energy transition and how policymakers should plan for it? Hear insights from two leading researchers' work across 18 states, the Navajo Nation, and the Jicarilla Apache Nation in a new Resilient Energy Economies webinar.
Learn more and registerREE was established in 2024 to develop strategies that strengthen the economies of fossil fuel–dependent communities across the United States as the energy system transforms. We support action-oriented research to find what works, then transform that research into policy ideas for local, state, tribal, and federal policymakers. We're also building a community of scholars, policymakers and economic development practitioners to share knowledge and build relationships across the nation's energy communities.
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More research is needed on how to increase the economic resilience of fossil fuel–dependent regions. Developing new knowledge in this area is critical to supporting communities during the United States’ energy transition.
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