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Incorporating Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy into State and Tribal Implementation Plans

Wind is an example of a renewable energy source.

Energy efficiency and renewable energy policies and programs offer potential emission reductions at lower costs than traditional control measures.

EPA encourages state, tribal and local agencies to consider incorporating Energy Efficiency (EE) and Renewable Energy (RE) policies and programs in their State and Tribal Implementation Plans (SIPs/TIPs). This website includes a manual, training, tools and technical assistance to support this effort.

Incorporating Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy into State and Tribal Implementation Plans

Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Clean Air Plans

Resources and Tools